Will there be a Who is Erin Carter? season 2?
Fans are wondering what the future holds after that open ending. *SPOILER ALERT*
Erin Carter has been the reigning champion of Netflix's top 10 for the past week, which is making fans wonder whether we've truly seen the last of the undercover-cop-turned-school-teacher.
The first season gradually revealed the dark sequence of events that caused her to flee the UK and start a new life in Barcelona, which comes under threat when a figure from her past re-emerges in the present.
We follow along as the enigmatic hero desperately attempts to protect her doting partner, Jordi (Sean Teale), and feisty daughter, Harper (Indica Watson), from those who would do them harm.
Evin Ahmad has caught international attention with her performance in the title role, while the Who is Erin Carter? cast also boasts the likes of Douglas Henshall (Shetland), Jamie Bamber (Beyond Paradise) and Denise Gough (Andor).
Here's what we know so far about a potential Who is Erin Carter? season 2 on Netflix.
Will there be a Who is Erin Carter? season 2?
Netflix is yet to announce whether Who is Erin Carter? will return for a second season.
Notably, the show is billed as a limited series – suggesting its only intended for a single run – however, other such shows have returned regardless when audience demand has been strong enough e.g. Big Little Lies and The White Lotus.
Therefore, with 75 million hours viewed in just its first week, it's not hard to imagine Who is Erin Carter? returning in some form.
We'll update this page with more information as it comes in.
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Who could return to the Who is Erin Carter? cast?
If there was a second season of Who is Erin Carter?, it's highly likely that Swedish actor Evin Ahmad would return to lead the cast in the title role.
She could be joined by Sean Teale as boyfriend Jordi and Indica Watson as adoptive daughter Harper, with their unconventional family unit seemingly repaired by the end of the first season.
Jamie Bamber could also reprise his role as Erin's sinister police handler, DI Jim Armstrong, who appears unwilling to let her escape her dangerous work.
It's possible we could also see more from colleague Olivia (Susannah Fielding) and rival Penelope (Charlotte Vega), both of whom made it through the first season unscathed.
The same cannot be said for Denise Gough's Lena, Pep Ambròs's Emilio, and Douglas Henshall's Daniel, all of whom were killed off across an action-packed seven episodes. We don't expect to see those characters again.
What could Who is Erin Carter? season 2 be about?
If there were to be a second season, it's likely to pick up directly after the Who is Erin Carter? ending, when the titular character was confronted by her former boss – and he told her it's time to get back to work.
That suggests another undercover mission for the exiled cop, which could potentially take her away from Barcelona, or perhaps see her infiltrate the Spain's criminal underworld.
For now, this is all speculation – we'll update this page if and when confirmed story details emerge.
Is there a trailer for Who is Erin Carter? season 2?
Not yet! We're still unsure whether the show will even get a second run, after all. Watch this space for updates.
Who is Erin Carter? is available to stream on Netflix. Sign up for Netflix from £4.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.
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David Craig is the Senior Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest and greatest scripted drama and comedy across television and streaming. Previously, he worked at Starburst Magazine, presented The Winter King Podcast for ITVX and studied Journalism at the University of Sheffield.