The series originally premiered in Netflix on November 23, 2022 and currently has the most popular Netflix English program of all time.
Netflix renewed Merlinathe series inspired by the Addams family that follows the life of the teenager Merlina Addams, for a third season. The announcement comes before the premiere in two parts of the second season, on August 6 and September 3.
Merlina originally premiered in Netflix on November 23, 2022 and He currently has the most popular Netflix English program of all timewith 252.1 million views in 91 days.
The series reached number 1 in 90 countries and exceeded the 1,000 million hours seen only three weeks after its premiere.
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Season 1 occupied number 1 in the Netflix World Top 10 for 6 consecutive weeks After its premiere, what is still a record for a television series in English. He also beat the most watched English series record in Netflix twice consecutive.
Season 2 is already one of Netflix’s most anticipated new titles by 2025, with 2.8 billion reactions in social networks to date.
What is known about Merlina season 2
Summary: Merlina Addams (Jenna Ortega) Returns the Gothic Academy’s corridors never again, where new enemies and challenges are waiting for. This season, Merlina must deal with her family, friends and ancient adversaries, which will lead her to live another year of gloomy and extravagant chaos. Armed with her sharp intelligence and sarcastic charm, the teenager will also be involved in a new and chilling supernatural mystery.
The creators and showrunners Alfred Gough and Thousands thousand They return to the chilling second season of Merlina together with the director and executive producer Tim Burton.
- Premiere date of part 1 (episodes 201-204): August 6
- Premiere date of part 2 (episodes 205-208): September 3
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