The Hunting Wives will return to Netflix for a second season on November 26. The series, created by Rebecca Cutter, was renewed after attracting viewers’ attention despite a difficult journey to the streaming platform.Originally produced by Lionsgate Television for Starz, The Hunting Wives was left without a home after the companies parted ways. Netflix then acquired the series for release in the United States, where the crime drama quickly found an audience. The deal was later expanded to make the series available worldwide.The first season consisted of eight episodes and initially premiered only in the United States. Even so, it amassed more than 2 billion minutes watched in its first two weeks and remained in Netflix’s Top 10 for five weeks. Overall, the series surpassed 20 million views, according to the figures cited in the source text.That performance came alongside a mixed reception. The Hunting Wives holds an 81% critics’ approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, while its audience score stands at 64%. The show’s impact also reached television: it inspired a sketch on Saturday Night Live.The new season is expected to revive the chaotic tone that helped drive the series’ initial success. Netflix confirmed that the next episodes will premiere on Thursday, November 26. The published text does not specify the year of the premiere, nor does it reveal details about the plot or the returning cast.
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