Overview
- Apple TV+ has officially ordered a second season, and the writers’ room is active with no premiere date announced.
- Critics describe an intentionally ambiguous closing moment that invites debate rather than delivering tidy answers.
- Coverage highlights deepening ethical gray areas around the collective’s approach to individual choice and consent.
- A thread of frequency-based experimentation appears to disturb the hive connection, signaling potential countermeasures ahead.
- The series’ audience continues to grow — one outlet calls it Apple TV+’s most-watched show — as Rhea Seehorn credits its refusal to spoon‑feed viewers.