Is X-Men coming back?

X-Men ended on September 30, 1989, on NBC. The show was a one-episode pilot that was never picked up for a full series. It served as an initial attempt to introduce the characters and concepts of the X-Men universe through animation, but no further episodes or seasons were produced following this pilot.

The series was an animated action and science-fiction show that aired in 1989. It focused on the adventures of mutant heroes, including Cyclops, Wolverine, and Kitty Pryde, as they battled against various villains and threats. The episode showcased the characters' powers and relationships within the context of a potential new series, but it remained a standalone pilot.

The cast included Kath Soucie as Kitty Pryde, Michael Bell as Cyclops, Stan Lee as the Narrator, Frank Welker as Toad, John Stephenson as Professor Charles Xavier, Susan Silo as The White Queen, Patrick Pinney as Wolverine, and Alan Oppenheimer as The Blob. The show has a rating of 6.6 on TVMaze and had a runtime of 30 minutes.