However, at the last minute, MTV discontinued its funding, which halted production. The show was taken to Comedy Central to see if they would renew the show, but this attempt failed. Pete Williams stated that he was interested in reviving "Undergrads", and Teletoon and Decode maintained for a time that they too were interested in continuing the series, but the funding did not present itself. In a blog post on January 27, 2006, Williams stated that he still wished to continue with the program. Williams stated that Teletoon had put up half of the production cost for its second season, and urged fans to add "Undergrads" as a MySpace friend to encourage a possible second season. On July 18, 2006, Williams urged fans to bombard both Cartoon Network and Comedy Central with emails and letters asking them to revive "Undergrads". Teletoon soon after agreed to a second season, subject to finding another major broadcaster to pick up the second season. In a blog post on December 18, 2008, Williams stated that Teletoon had passed on a second season. Williams added that he had pitched them an entirely new animated concept entitled "We Got Issues", in which he would reintroduce characters from "Undergrads". The pitch never made it to development. Williams also expressed interest in "producing some kind of UG comic book or webisodes in lieu of a second season", and had been in talks with Decode Entertainment about the proposal. Williams and co-writers Andy Rheingold and Josh A. Cagan appeared together at a panel for the Calgary Expo in 2012. They have stated they do not have any legal rights to the series and will continue to bring it back. The creators have since started an Official Facebook "Groupville" in hopes of getting a second season green-lit. Fans have shown their support by posting fond memories of the show as well as "Bring Back Undergrads" videos, which are planned to be used for a viral campaign to spark interest in the continuation of the show. The first official "Bring Back UnderGRADS" video went live on YouTube on August 21, 2013. To help the revival of the show, on April 26, 2013, Williams started an official "Bring Back Undergrads" Facebook page in hopes to "garner a healthy 'like' count to prove that the series still has a fan base." Williams attended ConBravo in July 2013 where he answered fan questions about the creation of the show as well as the current status of bringing the show back.