#Found: Season Two; NBC Series Creator Teases What’s Coming After That Cliffhanger Ending
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Found wrapped its first season last night, leaving viewers with a massive cliffhanger. NBC renewed the series in November, so viewers won’t be left hanging forever.
Starring Shanola Hampton, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Kelli Williams, Brett Dalton, Gabrielle Walsh, Arlen Escarpeta, and Karan Oberoi, the NBC series follows recovery specialist Gabi Mosely (Hampton) as she works with her team to find people who have gone missing. She knows how important her job is because she was kidnapped as a child and held by a man she knew as Sir (Gosselaar).
SPOILER ALERT. In the season finale, Hugh “Sir” Evans escaped from Gabi’s basement and was on the loose. We learn that he hasn’t run away to Amsterdam but is instead in the home of Lacey (Walsh), his other former kidnapping victim, whom Sir has said that he would kill. Along the way, Gabi discovers that her rat poison is missing.
Creator Nkechi Okoro Carroll how long she had planned to end the first season of Found this way, per Deadline:
“From the pitch. I always knew. Season 1 was always designed as sort of like this train collision course between the flashback telling her story of reverse chronological order that would build up to the day she was taken [from] the day she first met her kidnapper that set the whole thing in motion, and that would coincide with the present day storyline would be on a collision course to the day he got out and the havoc that he would wreak. So yeah, that had always been part of the plan since the original envisioning of the show and was part of the original document I put together for the overview for the first few seasons of the series.”
What can viewers expect to see in the second season opener?
“He might have tampered with people’s food when Season 2 premieres. What we’re supposed to take away from that is that the cat and mouse game that has existed between Sir and Gabi since the day they met, whether she knew she was playing it or not, is going to continue to exist. They’re just in a bigger playground now, which makes it more dangerous.”
The 2024-25 premiere date for Found season two will be announced later.
What do you think? Do you enjoy watching this NBC series? Do you plan to watch season two when it debuts next season?
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