Overview
- Production officially kicked off this week with filming based in Los Angeles, as confirmed by HBO Max.
- The series was greenlit for a second run in February before the first season had finished airing.
- Season 1 averaged 10 million viewers in its first 14 episodes and earned a 95% critic approval rating alongside an 86% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
- Creator R. Scott Gemmill says Season 2 will continue to follow a single day shift in real time, with any night-shift spin-off deferred.
- HBO Max plans to retain the first season’s 15-episode structure and weekly release schedule to keep new installments arriving on a predictable timetable.