Has Untamed Season 2 Been Canceled or Renewed?
Here is everything you need to know about the potential second installment of the thriller drama series.
As of now, Untamed Season 2 is neither canceled nor renewed by Netflix.
Season 1 is set to premiere on July 17, 2025, and will consist of a total of six episodes. Fans are optimistic about the possibility of additional episodes, as Netflix has a well-known practice of dividing its shows into two or three parts. This strategy has been applied to several popular series, including Emily in Paris, Bridgerton, Outer Banks, Beauty in Black, and Cobra Kai, among others. The upcoming and much-awaited final season of Stranger Things will also be released in three parts.
However, Untamed is not following this release pattern. Instead of releasing episodes weekly, it is following Netflix's traditional approach by dropping all episodes at once on the scheduled release date and time. Further, fans have been curious about the show's continuation with the next season. However, Untamed has not yet been renewed for Season 2, but it has not been canceled either.
Untamed is unlikely to have a next season as the series was touted as a limited one. Limited series usually have little to no chance of a second installment. However, fans shouldn't lose hope. The show is a day away from its premiere with its critical reception and performance awaited. If the series performs well on the charts, there are chances the makers and streaming platform might consider it for more seasons. A new season could introduce a fresh murder mystery, keeping fans engaged. Nevertheless, fans must wait for official confirmation regarding any future developments.
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