Overview
- Deadline reports that Lionsgate and Netflix are in advanced talks for a renewal, though no pickup has been officially announced.
- Turning the series into a Netflix original requires global rights, prompting Lionsgate to renegotiate existing territory deals before further international rollout.
- The show has been a U.S. standout on Netflix, spending six weeks in the Top 10 with a run at No. 1 and multi‑billion‑minute viewing weeks reported by Luminate.
- Creator Rebecca Cutter has outlined ideas for a potential second season, including a small time jump and continued focus on the lead duo, contingent on a greenlight.
- Katie Lowes cites intense fan response to the series’ central romance, while a Collider column urges deeper character and thematic development if the show returns.