All of Us Are Dead viewers demand second season – 83 per cent of them
Fans are already clamouring for season 2, a RadioTimes.com poll reveals. **WARNING: SEASON 1 SPOILERS**
Though All of Us Are Dead only just landed on Netflix, viewers are already asking for more.
The new zombie K-drama, which centres on a high school where a zombie outbreak takes place, has been an instant hit, with many bingeing all 12 episodes since it arrived on the streamer last Friday (28th January).
We asked fans whether they wanted to see a second season and an impressive 83.5 per cent replied: "Yes! Give us season 2."
Only 16.5 per cent of respondents thought All of Us Are Dead should end where season 1 left off.
While there's no official word from Netflix about another season yet, it would be understandable for fans to be hopeful after the way season 1 left things (spoilers to follow).
After a final battle with the zombies, the group of high schoolers split, with the half-human, half-zombie Nam-ra (Cho Yi-hyun) separating from her friends for fear she can't control the zombie side of herself after being infected with a strain of the virus which also left her with certain superpowers.
Fast-forward four months and it appears life in Hyosan is slowly returning to normal.
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However, when On-jo (Park Ji-hoo) spots a campfire in the ruins of their high school one night, the group winds up finding Nam-ra camped out there – but she isn't alone.
"There are a few more like me," she tells her friends. Could she mean more half-zombies with powers?
Before much can be shared, she hears whoever it is in the distance.
"They’re back," she says, before leaping off the roof, leaving the group with the intriguing words: "I’ll be back."
With the success of the series so far, we wouldn't be surprised if the All of Us Are Dead cast returns for a second season at Netflix – but fans will have to sit tight and wait to see if an announcement arrives.
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Minnie Wright is the News Editor of Radio Times, covering TV, Film and Entertainment from the latest dramas and thrillers to sci-fi, fantasy and reality TV – from BBC to Netflix. She has a background in TV, Film, Showbiz and Music at a major national publication and a degree in Popular Music Journalism.