Legion renewed for second season
Cable Channel FX has renewed the Marvel comic-based X-Men "Legion" drama for a second season. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the series, created by Noah Hawley, will return in 2018. Episode count has yet to be determined. The show, which debuted on February 8, 2017, is rated 93 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, and Metacritic – 82. On the day of air and the next three days after it, the premiere episode attracted 4.4 million people, of which 2.4 million belong to key audiences between 18 and 49 years old. "The first season of Legion has achieved a stunning success, "FX Original Projects head Eric Schreyer said in a statement." Legion is not just a new series, but a completely original take on the superhero genre. We are deeply grateful to Noah Hawley for daring to take creative risks and enduring the exhausting pressure. We are honored to be working with Noah, his partners, a great cast and our colleagues at Marvel Television again on the next season of Legion. " The main character of the drama is Professor Xavier's son, David Haller (Dan Stevens), suffering from visual and auditory hallucinations from an early age, the series stars Jean Smart and Rachel Keller, who have already starred in Hawley's Fargo anthology. The main character of the drama is the son of Professor Xavier, David Haller (Dan Stevens), suffering from visual and auditory hallucinations from early childhood. The series stars Jean Smart and Rachel Keller, who have already starred with Hawley in the Fargo anthology. The main character of the drama is the son of Professor Xavier, David Haller (Dan Stevens), suffering from visual and auditory hallucinations from early childhood. The series stars Jean Smart and Rachel Keller, who have already starred with Hawley in the Fargo anthology. The Topic of Article: Legion renewed for second season. |
