The Antler Queen’s reign of terror has yielded some excellent news: “Yellowjackets” obtained seven nominations for the 2022 Emmy Awards, which have been introduced on July 12. The Showtime sequence — which follows the aftermath of a aircraft crash carrying a highschool women’ soccer staff because it unfolds and into the longer term — was nominated for excellent drama sequence and excellent casting in a drama sequence and incomes performing nominations for Melanie Lynskey and Christina Ricci.
The brand new sequence premiered simply final 12 months and encompasses a forged that features performing veterans like Lynskey, Ricci, and Juliette Lewis. The three painting the older variations of plane-crash survivors Shauna (Sophie Nélisse), Misty (Samantha Hanratty), and Natalie (Sophie Thatcher), respectively.
Followers of the present are clamoring for any particulars they will get about season two, which the sequence’ showrunners, Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson, teased in a latest interview with Variety. “We’re positively re-visiting the winter storyline,” Lyle mentioned on the time. “We have been calling Season 2, ‘The Winter of Their Discontent,'” a reference to Shakespeare’s “Richard III.”
Nickerson mentioned the writers’ room is presently engaged on scripts. And although Showtime Networks Copresident of Leisure Gary Levine beforehand advised Vulture that season two would start airing earlier than 2022 was over, Lyle mentioned it would not start filming till “late summer time” — so solely time will inform!
The 74th annual primetime Emmy Awards will air on NBC on Sept. 12.
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