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The spy-adventure series has officially been picked up by Netflix for a second season! A little more than a month after its debut, on January 26, the streaming juggernaut revealed the show has been renewed. Everyone is curious as to when The Recruit season 2 will be released now that we know it is in production. Netflix did not provide a specific release date for the movie because it is still too early in the production process, but it did provide the year of release.A montage of first season episodes was used by Netflix to announce the continuation of the series. The release year for The Recruit season 2 can only be learned if you watch the entire video. The words 'Season 2 coming 2024' are heard at the end of the clip.This news initially made us unhappy because we had hoped to see the next season in 2023. The production of the movie just cannot be done in time for a 2023 release. There will need to be some time made aside for the writing process because it is unknown whether scripts have previously been prepared. It will probably take some time for both production and post-production as well.

After surviving the previous mass cancellation by HBO Max, Titans and Doom Patrol have met their axes, both after four seasons. The shows premiered in 2018 and 2019 respectively on DC Universe for their first seasons before shifting to HBO Max for subsequent seasons.

Sony Pictures has a new rom-com cooking, a film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's bestselling romance novel, It Ends With Us, published in 2016. Jane the Virgin’s Justin Baldoni is attached to star in the film alongside Gossip Girl’s Blake Lively. Baldoni will direct and executive produce the rom-com under Wayfarer Studios, a film production company that he co-founded with Steve Sarowitz. Lively will also executive produce alongside Hoover, Sarowitz, and Andrew Calof. The producers are Jamey Heath under Wayfarer Studios and Alex Saks of Saks Picture Company. Christy Hall is attached to pen the movie’s script aside from producing.

Netflix finally ordered a second season of the hit British true crime doc series My Lover My Killer nearly two years after the first season's debut.The premiere season kicked off quite nicely, attaining a 5.8/10 score on IMDb and 69% on Google Rankings.  My Lover My Killer is produced by FirstLook TV, a leading true crime documentary producer, and distributed by Abacus Media Rights. Thanks to Netflix, the series has been able to reach a wider audience beyond the Brit confines.

Things might not always go as planned at the Vampire Academy for different reasons, but nobody anticipated it could be this bad. After just one season, the supernatural horror and fantasy series got canceled by Peacock.