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Netflix Didn't Want It, But The Ratings Juggernaut Gets A Second Season Anyway
Netflix has officially announced a highly anticipated second season for the thrilling miniseries 'Untamed', following its successful debut.
Netflix seems to be increasingly focusing on miniseries. The thriller Untamed was also launched as a limited series but is getting a sequel. The series has only been available for less than two weeks, and the streaming service has now officially announced a second season. This was reported by Variety.
Initially, Untamed was presented as a 'limited series', but its success was undeniable. Since its release on July 17, the series has scored high in viewership and among critics.
The six-part series is set in Yosemite National Park and follows National Parks Service agent Kyle Turner, played by Eric Bana. He must enforce human law in the vast wilderness, leading to a series of thrilling and mysterious developments.
Alongside Bana, season one featured Sam Neill, Rosemarie DeWitt, and Lily Santiago. The series debuted at number one in the global Netflix Top 10 with 24.6 million views in just a few days.
Actor Eric Bana responded to the news: "I am incredibly happy that we get to make a new season. The feedback on the first season was a recognition of the hard work of our crew. I look forward to continuing Kyle’s journey."
Initially, Untamed was presented as a 'limited series', but its success was undeniable. Since its release on July 17, the series has scored high in viewership and among critics.
In The Heart Of Yosemite
The six-part series is set in Yosemite National Park and follows National Parks Service agent Kyle Turner, played by Eric Bana. He must enforce human law in the vast wilderness, leading to a series of thrilling and mysterious developments.
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Alongside Bana, season one featured Sam Neill, Rosemarie DeWitt, and Lily Santiago. The series debuted at number one in the global Netflix Top 10 with 24.6 million views in just a few days.
Reactions And Continuation
Actor Eric Bana responded to the news: "I am incredibly happy that we get to make a new season. The feedback on the first season was a recognition of the hard work of our crew. I look forward to continuing Kyle’s journey."
