Jason Momoa on a possible second season of On The Roam
"I guess that this is the hardest one because I'm not being my characters."
In Jason Momoa's upcoming documentary series, On The Roam, he travels the United States as he meets different creatives whose work he admires, and goes deep into their world - and over eight episodes, viewers get the chance to see that, too.
In one of the episodes, Momoa travels to North Carolina to rebuild historic bikes with some of the best experts in the world, and he goes on to race them on a dirt track with those he calls "the Roamers".
The series shows the actor in a different light from what many will have seen him in before, and as viewers soak in Momoa "chasing art, adventure and friendship through the lends of craftsmanship", there's no doubt they'll be after a second season.
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Ahead of the series's release, Momoa spoke with RadioTimes.com and other press about the possibility of an On The Roam season 2, and for him it's a matter of waiting to see what audiences think.
"I'm going to be directing for the rest of my life, acting as long as I can, and this is my passion," he explained. "And this can take place when I'm in all these different places.
"So it can always be taking place, I'll never stop loving this. If someone doesn't like it, I'm still gonna do this."
He explained that he will still "go meet people and do these things" and believes that sharing these experiences in the docuseries is "a beautiful thing".
"It's not this great conflict within it. It's really about just us as humans and the things that we love and and can unite on and build together."
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"It's interesting, and so whether it's interesting to anyone else, we're gonna find out," Momoa told RadioTimes.com and other press.
He continued: "As for season two, people can be like, 'I don't know, that's not really my vibe.' And I don't know if you can ever tell, dude. I want to come in and do my job.
"So, you know, what are you gonna do? Everyone loves different things. I can't control that.
"I mean, it's just me, I ain't acting, it's just me up there, so I guess that this is the hardest one because I'm not being my characters, you just get to see behind the curtain and who I am, and that, to me, is is very vulnerable."
On the Roam, stream on discovery+ now.
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Katelyn Mensah is the Entertainment and Factual Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.
