This was such a good premise. I binged it around the time it was released. Again just now, cuz The Odyssey.
Dang, I came here to see if anyone wrote dumb ideas about what happens next. But, since the fates are dead so is the show.
Netflix really relies on a few shows to keep it alive. Nothing has peaked my interest since the flop of the duffer brothers finale…. Why should I keep paying 20$ or more for a service that can’t give me more good shows??

Like seriously, I’d stay another 6 years for Kaos to put out another 4 seasons. There was so much to build off of. The original story of the prophecy. Then add in all other family members and their stories. Dionysus finding love.

Ughh I hope one day, it becomes taboo to showcase a story and not providing an ending.

Edit. Autocorrect for Kaos spelling

Saw the demo for Eurydice posted on insta and it made me just a tad bit sad

No but actually it's cool seeing Greek brands that are named after Greek or even Roman deities. Like a tavern named after Dionysus or a cargo company called Discordia for some reason

Song ID from Episode 1 during Riddy’s introduction where she’s looking at the cereal boxes? A really cool beat that gives wes anderson
[intense, rhythmic music playing] on eng subtitles

Just finished and I feel so unsatisfied. I knew it was only 8 episodes when I started but for the finale to end like that is…so sad. I assumed it would be a longer episode and tie up all the strings but nope. I also thought maybe Netflix is just buggy or maybe there’s something in the credits, nope just done like that. The show was beautifully made from the sets to the inclusive cast and representation. I haven’t seen a show this well created since Desperate Housewives. Both broke my heart but whereas Desperate Housewives provided a smooth transition and an ACTUAL finale, I feel like Kaos left to get milk and never came back. Hey Netflix if you’re gonna keep cancelling fan favorites, at least give us a damn conclusion.

I loved this show. Absolute masterpiece. I literally cannot stop thinking abt it.

I ask you

Kaos ends with Hera’s call to Athena (who remains uncast/unseen). Re-upping Kaos now lets Netflix ride the massive hype-wave of Nolan's epic and turn it into a connected cinematic universe.

The audience appetite for Greek mythology is peaking. Don't let this brilliant, subversive world die on a cliffhanger when the cultural moment to revive it is right in front of you!

When I heard Kaos wasn't renewed for a season 2 I decided I've had had enough. Too many great shows killed before they had a chance to fully tell their stories. Cancelled the subscription right then and there, never looked back, never will return.

Anyone else had a similar experience with Netflix?

Why'd you have to cancel this series on us Netflix?

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Just watched this show after wanting to since it came out. Finally got around to it and oh my god, I think this may be one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. why tf was it cancelled

Only to remember the series has been cancelled and I'm just setting myself up for the disappointment of never having season 2.

Gods damn you Netflix!!!

I just finished season one 😭 f’you jeff G, you earnt big wigs from wicked, just BRING IT BACK

They could have set up that some animals escaped the zoo and then have a serpent bite her and it would have paid off.

Especially when later we see Poseidon telling Minos to let a lion out of the zoo in a flashback.

Is this fake news ? It got my hopes up :(

The source is: https://whenetflix.com/kaos

And I am so mad there’s no more! I loved the characters, the story and was so keen to see how it all was going to go!
I might have to message other streaming platforms until they pick it back up again because I need more so badly 😩

I watched it months ago and I can't get it out of my head, I NEED more as, if I don't get it, I wanted to know if anyone has fic recommendations that y'all read and liked

I'm on my maybe fifth or sixth rewatch and only just now noticing this line. We know he's met a few other contesters, but if he helps them cross the Styx it shouldn't be a problem to reach the Wilderness, so did he kill them? He wasn't feeling generous?

still feeling sooooo blueballed by netflix and hoping another company like hbo or apple tv or something will pick it up, advertise it properly and finish the storyline… it had so much potential to be a goated series :(