Netflix Comedies, Thrillers Spark Fans’ Calls for Multiple Season 2 Renewals

Netflix has recently launched several new series that have garnered significant fan attention and anticipation for additional seasons. The comedy series 'She The People,' which follows Mississippi's first black lieutenant governor balancing family and work challenges, has received mixed but generally positive reactions, with many viewers eagerly awaiting a second season. 'The Four Seasons,' a comedy about six friends on a weekend trip, was renewed for a second season despite the death of a key character, sparking fan debates about potential cast returns. Tyler Perry's drama 'Beauty in Black,' praised for its intense plot twists involving scandal and family power struggles, has been officially renewed for another season. The crime drama 'Dept. Q,' set in Edinburgh and based on a popular novel series, has received positive reviews but has not yet been renewed, though the cast has expressed interest in continuing. Lastly, the teen thriller 'Bet,' adapted from a Japanese manga about underground gambling at an elite boarding school, remains popular on Netflix's English-language charts with viewers calling for a second season despite some criticism of its Westernized adaptation.