The Good Place and Frozen star Kristen Bell has returned to Central Park after being previously replaced.
The actress voiced the character of Molly at first, but it was later decided that the bi-racial character should be played by a person of colour (something that happened with The Simpsons and Family Guy) and Emmy Raver-Lampman took over the role.
Now, Bell has returned to the show as a new character, Abby, the youngster sister of lead character Paige, voiced by WandaVision favourite Kathryn Hahn.
The animated comedy returned for its third season yesterday (September 9), with Abby moving to New York City and living in a tiny part of a shared apartment for "only 2,000 bucks a month".
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In a statement issued to Entertainment Weekly, Bell said: "I'm so thrilled for everyone to see season 3 of Central Park!
"I've had such a blast playing Paige's sister and let's just say that when playing a character who is blissfully unaware and exhaustingly optimistic, I feel right at home."
Frozen and Frozen II are the second and third highest-grossing animated films of all time, so you'd expect that Disney would absolutely want a third one to be made. Nothing has been announced, however, with Bell only recently giving a vague statement about it.
"Well, you know, I'll keep it mysterious. But I know Idina [Menzel] recently said she would do it. And I feel like if we're all in, like, what are we waiting for? We want it, let's do it," she said on a US talk show in June.
The first three episodes of Central Park season 3 are available on Apple TV+ now.
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