Will There Be a Season 2 of Netflix's '1899'? Update
Will There Be a Season 2 of the Netflix Original Series '1899'?
By Kelly CorbettNov. 28 2022, Published 5:Forty seven p.m. ET
Netflix’s chilling new sci-fi collection 1899 follows a crew of European immigrants who're traveling by steamship to New York to begin new lives.
However, their adventure briefly hits a snag and quickly turns into a advanced and twisted mystery.
Created by supernatural lovers, Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar, the eight-episode sequence has gained most commonly sure evaluations since its November 2022 unlock.
Although, some critics famous that it felt like the show dragged on at times. Given the varied remarks, the query looms: Will Netflix renew 1899 for a 2nd season? Here's what we all know.
Will there be a Season 2 of '1899'? Warning: spoilers ahead!
As of writing, Netflix hasn’t confirmed whether or not there will be a second season but. However, the first installment of episodes left viewers with more questions than answers.
In the finale, the passengers be informed that the whole lot they've noticed so far is a simulation created by way of Maura and taken over by her brother, Ciaran.
Aneurin Barnard, Emily Beecham, and Andreas Pietschmann in '1899'.
Not best that, however the year is 2099 and the steamship those passengers have been voyaging on is actually a spaceship.
In an interview with IndieWire, Baran recommended that he and Jantje have already got concepts for a Season 2 and a Season 3 season.
“Season 1 is about setting up a large theme, a big thing. Let’s see if there’s a Season 2, and then we’ll start playing with that theme, and feature a solution ideally in the 3rd season," he told the outlet.
In addition to 1899, Baran and Jantje also worked together on Netflix's first German series, Dark, which was released in 2017.
It told the story of two children who went disappeared from a small town in Germany that is filled with a troubled past, hidden secrets, and a lineup of mysterious characters.
There's been some controversy around '1899.'
One factor that could hurt the show's chance of renewal is the recent plagiarism accusation. On Twitter, Brazilian comic book artist Mary Cagnin has accused Jantje and Baran of plagiarizing her 2016 work, Black Silence.
She tweeted side-by-side photos of her characters in Black Silence against the characters seen in 1899, noting similarities.
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— Just Mary (@marycagnin) November 20, 2022She also pointed out 1899 featured very specific details, like a black pyramid, which she had depicted in Black Silence.
ESTOU EM CHOQUE.
O dia que descobri que a série 1899 é simplesmente IDÊNTICO ao meu quadrinho Black Silence, publicado em 2016.
Segue o fio. pic.twitter.com/1deBicrBeQ
— Just Mary (@marycagnin) November 20, 2022A message posted to Baran's Instagram account denies this plagiarism claim.
"As I already discussed in my previous post: Unfortunately we don‘t know the artist, nor her work or the comedian," Baran captioned his response to the plagiarism accusations. "We would by no means scouse borrow from other artists as we really feel as artist ourselves. We also reached out to her so hopefully she takes again these accusations. The internet was a bizarre position. Please more love as an alternative of hate."
Until news of Season 2 is confirmed, you'll move 1899 on Netflix now!
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