It doesn’t matter how successful a Netflix show is, unless it’s Stranger Things there will always be a worry amongst fans that it isn’t brought back.
Whether it be The Society, The Get Down, 1899, or Shadow and Bone, there have been multiple incredible Netflix shows that spent long stints in the top ten but never made it back.
There are always factors we don’t see, such as the percentage that complete the show, but as fans the top 10 is as good a sign as any.
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In the case of one new Netflix show though, viewers are so obsessed with the need for a second season – they are claiming they will ‘sue’ if they don’t get it.
Among this reaction, and a shocking cliffhanger ending, the creator has come out and stated what the plans are for more seasons.
Check out the trailer here to see why so many fans are going crazy for this ‘unbelievable’ show.
The show in question is Kaos, which has been dubbed by some fans as ‘Succession with Greek Gods.’
Starring Jeff Goldblum as Zeus, the show is a dark comedy re-imagining of the Greek gods.
The show is second on Netflix, behind only Worst Ex Ever, which is a huge show for the streamer.
This places it ahead of series released in the last month that have received huge pushes, such as Emily in Paris, Umbrella Academy, and Love is Blind: UK.
The show was so well received that one fan tweeted: “Oh I swear down if Kaos doesn't get a second season I'm suing. How dare it end on a cliffhanger.
“What the actual f**k I need more. Give me back my Greek gods!”
The show’s creator, Charlie Covell, recently spoke to Radio Times about the series.
Covell, who previously wrote The End of the F**king World, said: “The idea is three seasons in total. So, that's what I have kind of in my brain... I would love to do more.
“There's lots of things forming. I've got an idea of what the plot is.
“But no, there's no script, just lots of fevered documents and stuff that only I would probably understand at this point. But the main story is clear in my head."
A second season of Kaos has yet to be confirmed, but if the fan reaction (and threats) are anything to go off, it is surely just around the corner.
Topics: Netflix, TV, TV and Film
Michael Slavin