Fans of “Gen V” are already anxious for Gen V Season 3, and the series’ future was directly addressed by showrunner Eric Kripke. In a recent interview with the website The Wrap, Kripke confirmed that a plan for the continuation exists, but the renewal depends on one crucial condition: the immediate viewership of the second season.
“Gen V Season 3”: Future Depends on Viewership
Eric Kripke was straight to the point about Gen V Season 3. “We’re excited about it, but we need enough viewers to watch the second season for the third to happen,” he said. The message is clear: Prime Video is analyzing the viewership numbers now.
The showrunner reinforced the appeal, asking fans not to wait to watch. “Now is the time when they are looking at the numbers,” Kripke stated. “So, don’t wait a year to see it: get on Prime Video and watch it now… If enough people watch, we’ll have new episodes,” he guaranteed.
Current Success Does Not Guarantee the Future
The second season of the plot about the superheroes-in-training at Godolkin University has been showing good results. The series has been high on the Prime Video Top 10 since its debut on September 17, but maintaining those numbers is vital for renewal.
What happens in Season 2?
In the current season, Godolkin University undergoes major changes with a new and mysterious dean, played by Hamish Linklater. Meanwhile, Homelander (Antony Starr) maintains his dictatorship over the United States. Marie’s group soon discovers a secret program that could have disastrous consequences. The series expands the universe seen in The Boys, focusing on the challenges of the new generation of heroes.
