We’ve already mentioned here many times that Netflix has a serious problem at hand that turns out to be more or less complicated to solve. Even because it happens constantly… If you haven’t realized it yet, we are talking about nothing less than the massive amount of time it takes for the platform to release content for its most diverse series.
Sometimes, some users forget that the series even exists, such as the waiting time between seasons.
So, one of these cases is exactly the series Ragnarok. A project from Norway, with two beautiful seasons available on Netflix. Being on the verge of having a third one that should debut very soon. But be careful, because after that there is nothing left for anyone. The project has already been cancelled.
The Netflix series will get its third and final season!
Therefore, the third and final season of Raknarok is scheduled to premiere in the summer of 2023 on Netflix, more specifically in August. Something that honestly shocks us a little considering the success of the first two seasons. with the series occurring at the top of the most watched of the week for consecutive weeks.
However, what Netflix says is that this project was hugely successful but only in Northern Europe (where most of its views come from). That is, in countries like Finland, Sweden, Germany, Austria and even Turkey a little further south.
Here in Portugal, I remember perfectly well that the series rocked in the early days but quickly disappeared. And then she left after only three seasons…
In short, the series is very well made and has a simply brutal cast. So it is unfortunate that the project does not continue beyond the third season. But life is like that, and it is often said that when one cycle ends, another begins. That is, let’s see what news Netflix has to offer us very soon.
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Salman Rushdie is a journalist and feature writer specialising in culture, politics, literature, and international affairs. He focuses on delivering clear, informative reporting that helps readers understand the people, events, and trends influencing today’s world.
