'Human Target' exec unsure about future
The executive producer of Human Target has admitted that he does not know if the show will be renewed.
Jonathan Steinberg told iF magazine that executives at Fox are still deciding the future of the drama.
"So far, there's nothing new on that front," he said. "I think conversations are being had at the network. Hopefully we'll know something soon."
Steinberg went on to say that a second season of the show would be "bigger, faster, smarter", adding: "For us, it's always about pushing the envelope in terms of what can be accomplished in terms of action adventure on network TV. And if we could figure out a way to do an episode about pirates on the open sea, so much the better."
Steinberg also revealed that he would consider creating a recurring female character for Christopher Chance (Mark Valley) to begin a relationship with.
"I think we'd probably lean in the direction of committing to a female character that could stick around and give us more time to build out a relationship with Chance," he said.
"I don't think we'd ever want to drastically expand the regular cast. I like the dynamic between our three guys, and I like the flexibility it gives us to bring in prominent new characters each week. I think we'd probably look to expand the group to four in season two and add a regular female in, but I can't imagine expanding much beyond that."
Human Target continues in the UK on Wednesdays at 10pm.
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