Overview
- The six-episode first season concluded October 28 with an unresolved ending intended to set up further chapters without revealing key twists.
- Disney/Hulu has not greenlit a second season, and the show’s fate will hinge on performance metrics and other streamer considerations.
- Co-creator Michael Waldron and star/co-creator Glen Powell say they have mapped out next steps and want to continue if given the go-ahead.
- Waldron describes the short run as a creative choice to stop at midseason in the story, though Hulu leadership has also cited Powell’s busy schedule.
- Reception has been divided with stronger audience scores than critic reviews, and the series briefly topped Hulu and Disney+ early in its rollout.