Since you've viewed Katherine Langford flip old Arthurian legends on their head as the blade using Lady of the Lake in Netflix's Cursed, you may have a couple of consuming inquiries remaining. Like, will we ever observe Nimue again? Is Arthur the lord we realize he is, the ruler he is inside? Can Pym and the Red Spear have their own side project arrangement, in the event that we ask pleasantly?

Given the inquiries over, it's difficult to envision the arrangement won't return for a subsequent season. But since Cursed is based off a solitary book—whose writers presently can't seem to declare a spin-off—there's some opportunity we've said a final farewell to these legends. This is what we think about what's next for Nimue and her group.

Netflix still can't seem to declare a subsequent season. Try not to let this concern you to an extreme. The show, co-made by Thomas Wheeler and funnies legend Frank Miller, is as yet picking up footing, and Netflix as a rule takes half a month (or more) before reporting a renewal. Since COVID-19 has slowed down most TV and film creation, there's a chance we may need to hold up somewhat longer to see our saints back on the screen—perhaps until late 2021 or past.

In the event that Netflix pushes ahead with season 2, Langford would be anxious to repeat her job. "I'm making an effort not to ruin anything, however I feel like this [season] is extremely simply a hint of something larger."



She included that she has explicit trusts in Nimue in season 2: "There's a great deal of discussion about the blade this season, and I have a feeling that it is fascinating to see exactly how profound Nimue's forces go and what sort of undiscovered force she has inside."


Devon Terrell trusts Arthur despite everything has "a truly long excursion" ahead.

Terrell picked up consideration as Barack Obama in the Netflix film Barry, and he carries a captivating profundity to the "Once and Future King" Arthur in Cursed.

He told RadioTimes, "I would not like to make an exhibition that shifted back and forth. I needed to pick a bearing, which minutes I made him helpless, which minutes I caused him to feel like he's turning into a pioneer. Also, it's the start of a truly long excursion."


The season finale finished with an enormous cliffhanger.

Presently, as those of us who've had our preferred shows dropped definitely know, a cliffhanger isn't generally a definite sign of a season renewal. Be that as it may, given there are a few cliffhangers in this finale, it's without a doubt setting itself up for a subsequent part.

What with Sister Iris in that frightening gold cover, Nimue bringing an outing down the stream, and the Weeping Monk uncovering his actual character, well… there's a ton to unload here. On the off chance that we needed to wager on the potential for a season 2 renewal, we'd bet everything.