Those who start a new series nowadays often enough face an initially uncertain future. Because regardless of whether you like it or not, it remains completely open at first whether it can continue after the first season. Of course, that depends on many factors, but audience ratings or access numbers and hours of streaming seen are particularly crucial. And especially with Netflix it has often been shown that his series heart should not always give away immediately, as many titles were canceled early.
But where many fans never find out the true end of the story, even more is submitted elsewhere: Like TVLine, among others now reported, Netflix has the series “Emily in Paris” extended – by two seasons.
“Emily in Paris” on Netflix: polarizing and successful
This should of course be great news for the fans, everyone else may roll their eyes and moan. In fact, “Emily in Paris” is not exactly a universal success like “Stranger Things”, for example, which is equally well received by critics and viewers alike. According to the critic Rotten Tomatoes, only 46 percent of the audience think the series is good, which in fact a bad result is. After all, 66 percent of the professional critics rate the series positively, but that’s only a good value and not much more either.
In fact, came shortly after the first season was released numerous sharp allegations which revolved around old-fashioned French clichés, among other things. In addition, the predominantly white-cast series was drawn into the Golden Globe controversy over lack of diversity when it was nominated for two awards in 2021, but not “I May Destroy You” or “Insecure”, in which African Americans are more central .
That didn’t seem to detract from the general success, but the numbers are still correct. When exactly seasons 3 and 4 will appear is not yet known at this point in time. “Emily in Paris” is about Emily (Lily Collins), a marketing expert who one day is sent by her company to Paris to work with the French luxury company Savoir, which was bought by Emily’s employer.