Emerald City Season 2 hasn't been confirmed yet by NBC. We take a look at its chances.
NBC's Emerald City was a divisive show. Visually memorable but with some storytelling tics that annoyed even its fans, it was the kind of show that arrived in what is usually a midseason replacement slot, but it had the production values and diminished episode count of an event series. Every episode was directed by Tarsem Singh, which helped give it such a unique identity, but Emerald City Season 2 is far from a certainty.
The series saw a steadily declining viewership over the course of its ten episode run, although it seemed to stablize near the end. Still, it's not clear if what amounts to an average live viewership of just under three million is enough to keep it afloat on a network like NBC, even accounting for the fact that it airs in a Friday night slot not usually associated with ratings success.
As of this writing, there has been no word on whether NBC plans to make Emerald City Season 2 happen. At the very best, it's numbers put it on the borderline for cancellation. If the network is feeling adventurous, and with the knowledge that it's losing it's other Friday night genre show with Grimm, it may give Emerald City another chance, but right now that hasn't been confirmed. As soon as we have confirmation on Emerald City Season 2, we'll let you know.
In the meantime, all of our Emerald City reviews can be found here.