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"Tiger King" on Netflix: Season 2 is to come - but Carole Baskin takes a stand

2020-08-20T14:25:14.477Z


According to reports, Netflix is ​​said to have decided to produce a second season of the documentary "Tiger King" - but possibly without Carole Baskin.


According to reports, Netflix is ​​said to have decided to produce a second season of the documentary "Tiger King" - but possibly without Carole Baskin.

  • At the beginning of 2020, Netflix published the documentary "Tiger King" * ( "Big Cats and Their Predators" ), which was a great success, especially in the USA.
  • An additional episode about Siegfried and Roy is already being planned.
  • Now a second season, which again revolves around Joe Exotic, is to follow - but Carole Baskin is currently still causing problems.

During the height of the Corona crisis , Netflix provided the world with a documentary that made waves: "Tiger King" , or "Big Cats and Their Predators" , sums up all the madness and curious events of Joe Exotic's life in seven episodes . The series about the former zoo owner, who is now in prison for attempting to murder animal rights activist Carole Baskin , was a great success, especially in America. But also in Germany the documentary stayed in the top 10 of the streaming service for several days .

A success that would speak for a sequel. And in fact, Netflix is already working on a second season. Carole Baskin seems to be putting obstacles in the way of the producers' work.

"Tiger King": Netflix is ​​planning a second season

Netflix quickly recognized the potential of "Tiger King" and is therefore already planning an additional episode that will revolve around Siegfried and Roy . Joe Exotic as the protagonist is still far from off the table: As The Sun claims to have found out, it has the streaming service has already secured the rights for a second season. Exotic himself has confirmed from prison that he wants to be back on board, as have his husband Dillon Passage and Jeff Lowe , who has been running Joe's Zoo in recent years.

But which story does Netflix want to take up in Season 2? The first season has already covered most of the arguments between Exotic and Carole Baskin. According to The Sun report, however, the former zoo owner hopes to use a sequel to make it clear to the world that he is wrongly in jail. In addition, after a court order in June 2020, Carole Baskin was appointed the new owner of Joe Exotics Zoo - which is also an exciting topic for a second season.

"Tiger King" -Merch

Yes, there is actually "Tiger King" -Merch - Amazon even offers a large selection, from mugs to T-shirts (promotional link) that depict Joe Exotic.

Also read : "Tiger King" - Netflix is ​​said to have concealed many horrific details.

Video: "Tiger King" Carole Baskin is awarded Joe Exotics Zoo

"Tiger King" without Carole Baskin? One thing could be a problem for Netflix

What would a second season of "Tiger King" be without Carole Baskin ? The animal rights activist was already in the spotlight in the 1st season together with Joe Exotic - a 2nd season without her would simply be unthinkable. Netflix therefore took up talks to continue with Baskin, which turned out to be difficult after they had previously accused the streaming service of having produced an "obscene and sensational" series.

According to an insider, she was not averse to participating in a second season. However, Baskin is demanding a fee of around 1 million euros , which should benefit their own zoo. An amount that Netflix has so far been too high. So it remains to be seen whether Baskin can be persuaded to perform for less money. (soa) * tz.de is part of the Ippen-Zentral-Netzwerk.

Also interesting : "Tiger King": Donald Trump amazes with a statement about Joe Exotic.

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