The Netflix release’s post-credits scene leaves room for a possible continuation of the drama.
Added to the Netflix catalog on June 7, Hierarchy is yet another bet by the platform in the world of South Korean dramas. The seven-episode miniseries revolves around the luxurious Jooshin High School, where coexistence between students is guided by demanding rules, generating a hostile atmosphere that separates them according to a hierarchy.
Hero No Jeong-ee (Our eternal summer) AND Lee Chae-Min (Intensification of Love), the drama attracted attention for the plot that for some seemed to be a “Korean elite” and came in third place among the most watched series in Brazil on the platform, dethroning successful titles such as Geek girl AND Bridgerton.
But despite the good results Hierarchy The public didn’t like it very much and was disappointed with an interesting premise, but which ended up getting lost over the course of the episodes. However, the question always remains: will there be a second season?
Will Hierarchy have a season 2?
Like most South Korean productions, Hierarchy was initially produced as a limited series, the story of which concludes in a single season. However, it is not uncommon to see productions of this type obtain a continuation even without a renewal plan, as happened in the case of Sweet Home AND Love alarm thanks to the good results.
But there is still one big difference that creates the opening for a possible second season of Hier…
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