"Wayward Pines" Season 3 will be as much a surprise as S2 had been with writer Blake Crouch providing the series yet unseen material outside of the source trilogy. Clamor then for Season 3 comes from "Wayward Pines" readers and viewers alike.
Yet, as willing as Blake Crouch is to extend "Wayward Pines" beyond his original three novels, Fox is yet to make the commitment on continuing the journey of the humans and the Abbies. /Film cites Fox Television Group Chairman and CEO Dana Walden on the status of "Wayward Pines" Season 3.
Dana Walden and M Night Shyamalan have had their first email exchange specifically for "Wayward Pines" Season 3. Dana Walden also revealed that M Night Shyamalan and Blake Crouch have already pitched their ideas for "Wayward Pines" Season 3.
The overseer. #WaywardPines pic.twitter.com/eMnaUzl6Ov
— Wayward Pines (@WaywardPinesFOX) August 5, 2016
Dana Walden promisingly gave a favorable feedback on the "Wayward Pines" Season 3 ideas she was given. TVLine reports that Fox and Dana Walden are waiting for the multi-platform stats to roll in for Wayward Season 2.
Watch #WaywardPines from the beginning. https://t.co/3mr8v4Ix8h — Wayward Pines (@WaywardPinesFOX) August 5, 2016
This will determine the go-signal for "Wayward Pines" Season 3. The media outlet cites the dip in ratings that dogged "Wayward Pines" Season 2.
Unlike "Wayward Pines" Season 1, which had a solid structure of material from the original novel trilogy, S2 reportedly only found its leg at Episode 3 Once Upon A Time In "Wayward Pines".
Still, Fox and Dana Walden are optimistic that "Wayward Pines" Season 2 stats will reflect a decent bulk of viewership. Philly quotes Dana Walden on the growing value of "long tail" stats of viewership for networks as Fox.
/Film reports that Dana Walden believes most of the characters at Wayward Season 2 finale, led by CJ Mitchum (Djimon Hounsou), will return with S3. This statement could likely have stemmed from her conversations with M Night Shyamalan and Blake Crouch when "Wayward Pines" Season 3 was pitched.
At best that direction assures a stronger sense of continuity when viewers return to "Wayward Pines" Season 3. Do you believe "Wayward Pines" Season 3 should continue onto a few more seasons or do you think the tale was done at S2?
