Overview
- The series, which premiered Thursday, May 14, quickly reached No. 2 on Netflix’s global Top 10 and holds about a 90% critics score even as audience ratings lag.
- Netflix has not announced a renewal, and creator Courtney A. Kemp says a “season 2 blueprint” is ready if the numbers support more episodes.
- Coverage highlights a split reaction, with critics praising the leads and style while many viewers fault familiar tropes, reflected in lower Rotten Tomatoes audience scores.
- The creators set and filmed the show in Los Angeles and plan to keep it there to support local crews, a goal bolstered by California’s expanded film and TV tax credits.
- If greenlit, most core cast members are expected to return and the first season leaves clear story threads for a follow‑up without revealing key plot turns.