The new teen series "Zero Chill" combines the sports of figure skating and hockey in one emotional story.
Will Netflix show a second season?
The subject of figure skating doesn't seem to be off the table for Netflix * yet.
It was not until 2020 that the streaming service discontinued the “Spinning Out” series.
In the foreground of the story is a young figure skater (Kaya Scodelario) who is struggling with mental health problems.
Now there is at least a little consolation for "Spinning Out" fans: The new series
"Zero Chills"
is also about a figure skater and an ice hockey player.
However, the story is nowhere near as gritty as the plot of the detached drama.
Netflix users have been able to access Season 1 since March 15.
Viewers who liked “Zero Chills” are now hoping for a second season.
We'll reveal whether the streaming service has already extended the series or not.
"Zero Chills": The storyline of the Netflix teen drama
Kayla (Grace Beedie) moves from Canada to the UK with her family.
Since her twin brother Mac (Dakota Benjamin Taylor) has the opportunity to play on a British professional ice hockey team, Kayla's parents have decided to move.
Unfortunately, the 15-year-old has to leave her figure skating partner, which she doesn't like at all.
In her new city, she and her brother are therefore looking for new friends who share similar hobbies.
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"Zero Chills": Will there be a second season on Netflix?
Many series that appeared in 2020 have not yet been extended or canceled by Netflix.
Fans of “Zero Chill” should therefore be prepared for a longer wait.
The streaming service has not
yet commented on a possible 2nd season
.
A statement should go online one month after the publication of the first season at the earliest.
In the meantime, viewers have the opportunity to stream similar teen series such as "Your Last Solo", "Ginny & Georgia" or "Outer Banks".
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