Infinight888
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I just hope we can get a season 2 next year, and won't have to wait until after The Defenders.
I just hope we can get a season 2 next year, and won't have to wait until after The Defenders.
Nah, I'm thinking it'll likely be 2017 at the earliest. It's not so bad. If we're really thinking of this as less a TV series than a 13-hour movie, then a 2-hour turnaround for a movie is pretty decent.
Well other Netflix shows have a year's turn around time.
Yeah, but the producers of other Netflix shows aren't simultaneously also producing and funding 3 other ambitious shows leading to an even more ambitious 4th crossover show.
not sure if this has been posted yet but if you have a Netflix accnt....get over there and watch the 2 new (2minute) trailers. One is called fear and the other origins. Awesome stuff....some new footage/dialogue.
not sure if this has been posted yet but if you have a Netflix accnt....get over there and watch the 2 new (2minute) trailers. One is called fear and the other origins. Awesome stuff....some new footage/dialogue.

I think we'll get season 2 next year if it's a hit. Waiting 2 years doesn't seem like good business, especially when you'd have a cast and crew waiting around; when they'd want to do new things. Strike while the iron is hot.
Just because something is a hit doesn't guarantee that they'll quicken the turnaround. If anything it gives shows more leverage to take the time they need in between seasons. Look at Sherlock, easily one of the BBC's most successful shows, but we're now averaging 2-3 years between seasons.
To be honest, I'd rather the showrunners take as much time as they need between seasons to get as strong a show as possible than rush things for the sake of getting the next season out within a year.
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Just because something is a hit doesn't guarantee that they'll quicken the turnaround. If anything it gives shows more leverage to take the time they need in between seasons. Look at Sherlock, easily one of the BBC's most successful shows, but we're now averaging 2-3 years between seasons.
To be honest, I'd rather the showrunners take as much time as they need between seasons to get as strong a show as possible than rush things for the sake of getting the next season out within a year.
Sherlock is because of the actors are so busy, normally the show would have ended but clearly Freeman and Cumberbatch still like doing it enough for the show to continue even with huge breaks.