TV Renewal
Heated Rivalry renewed for season 2 at Crave and HBO Max
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The LGBTQ+ hockey drama Heated Rivalry has been renewed for a second season by Canadian streamer Crave, with HBO Max continuing as its U.S. home. The series, which premiered on November 28, 2025, has quickly become Crave's biggest original, boasting a 400% viewership increase. Season 1 concludes on December 26, with more international distribution deals expanding its reach.
Netflix has picked up a second season of the young adult romance series 'Finding Her Edge,' based on Jennifer Iacopelli's 2022 novel. The show follows the Russo sisters navigating a struggling figure skating dynasty. Season 1, which premiered on January 22, has already garnered over 12 million views.
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Netflix's acclaimed sci-fi anthology series Black Mirror will return for an eighth season, as announced by its creator Charlie Brooker. The renewal comes amid nominations for the show's seventh season at the Golden Globes. Brooker shared insights into the creative process during an interview with Netflix's Tudum.
FX has renewed the sci-fi series Alien: Earth for a second season as part of a new overall deal with creator Noah Hawley. The show, an extension of the Alien film franchise, stars Sydney Chandler as a human-robot hybrid fighting deadly aliens on Earth. Season 2 filming will begin in London next year.
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NBC has renewed Reba McEntire's sitcom Happy’s Place for a second season despite its mediocre first-year ratings. The show, which premiered with hopes of building on McEntire's popularity, explores family dynamics at a neighborhood tavern. Viewers and critics await whether season two will boost numbers or lead to cancellation.