Overview
- Deadline reports that cast and crew were told on Friday that the series had been picked up for a second season.
- Amazon MGM Studios declined to comment, leaving formal on-the-record confirmation still pending.
- The show posted about 2.5 billion minutes viewed in the U.S. through July and logged multiple weeks on Nielsen’s streaming Top 10, peaking at No. 4 with 619 million minutes.
- The Los Angeles production received a $14.84 million California Film Commission tax credit in August, improving renewal economics.
- Industry reporting links the timing of the decision to leadership changes at Amazon MGM Studios, with Peter Friedlander succeeding Vernon Sanders.