"Wayward Pines" just ended its first season and fans are expecting that there will be a next season for the show although FOX has not yet commented or announced anything about it. However, M. Night Shyamalan and the author of the book in which the show is based, are reportedly already on the talks for the show's season 2.
In a report by Digital Spy, "Wayward Pines" Season 2 might be happening as FOX's Sana Walden shared, "M. Night Shyamalan and the author of the the book series (Blake Crouch) just started conversations about it. Perhaps it would be another miniseries event ... If the author can lay in the future book series." Walden was asked about it during the recent TV Critics Association Summer Press Tour held in Beverly Hills.
Fashion & Style also run a report on this and according to the publication, Shyamalan did say that he and Crouch have been talking about the possibility of a Season 2 for "Wayward Pines." In his statement, Shyamalan said that Crouch went to his house and they talked and sat down for a few days. He added, "We both felt very good about our time together. We both made a pact saying if we did decide to do something more here that we would approach it with a very high level of integrity and not let the opportunity dictate it because we're both happy to walk away."
"Wayward Pines" Season 1 finale had a lot of cliffhangers and fans of the show expected that the questions left unanswered will be given answers if ever the show has a second run. However Executive producer Chad Hodge was firm when he said that season 1 is the end of the show, Ecumenical News reported.
The drama is about this Matt Dillon, a secret service agent, who arrives in Wayward Pines as he searches for two missing federal agents. If and when season 2 pushes through, it also remains unclear if the cast will be the same.
Let us know in the comments below what you think about the possibility of "Wayward Pines" getting another season.
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