Overview
- Season 2 has been officially ordered at Netflix with the principal cast, led by Brittany Snow and Malin Åkerman, set to return.
- The new season is planned for eight episodes and will continue with an original storyline from creator and showrunner Rebecca Cutter, with author May Cobb remaining an executive producer.
- Lionsgate reworked international deals so the continuation will carry Netflix branding in nearly all markets, with four territories excluded, including Canada and Australia.
- Season 1, originally produced for Starz and licensed to Netflix in the U.S., logged five weeks in Netflix’s global English Top 10 and topped 20 million views during that period.
- The breakout also fueled a sharp bump in book sales reported by publisher Berkley, while Netflix has not yet announced a Season 2 release date.