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HBO’s Mare of Easttown quickly became a fan favorite series when it premiered on the network earlier this year.

Tell me, who doesn’t want to see the continuing Delco adventures of Detective Mare Sheehan?

One of the best aspects of a prestige limited series in 2021 is a network or streamer can attract A-list talent for a short run of episodes.

Kate Winslet's HBO drama Mare Of Easttown became one of the most talked about shows of 2021 and received immense praises from fans for its storyline as well as performances. Winslet particularly won hearts with her performance as Mare and fans are now hopeful about another season although the show's creator, Brad Ingelsby feels it may be difficult.

Will it live up to the first? That is one question that Mare of Easttown creator Brad Ingelsby is facing when trying to figure out whether the series, which became a massive hit for HBO, will return for a second season.

It was once said that a second season of the popular HBO series Big Little Lies wasn’t possible, that is until author Liane Moriarty came up with an outline for one.

Mare Of Easttown could return for a second season, HBO Chief Casey Bloys has said.Bloys spoke to Variety following the news that Brad Ingelsby, the show’s creator, has signed a three-year exclusive deal with HBO.“If Brad felt like he had a story to tell that felt like it would be at the same level, I think everybody would be open to it,” he said.“Right now, he doesn’t have that story.

Casey Bloys, the head of HBO, is opening up about the success of Mare of Easttown and he’s opening up about the possibility of a second season.

Back in 2018, writer, executive producer and showrunner Brad Ingelsby (Out of the Furnace, The Way Back) got talking to a police officer friend from back home in Delaware County, PA. An idea began forming: Why not write about a woman detective from that community?

Mare of Easttown has been the show on everyone’s lips and fans will likely by wondering if they will be lucky enough to score a second season.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla The “Mare of Easttown” finale on March 30 drew four million viewers across Memorial Day Weekend, with nearly three million viewers Sunday night on all HBO platforms, marking a series high for the WarnerMedia premium cabler’s linear and digital outlets.

took Mare (Kate Winslet) and viewers on a wild ride, through family secrets and heartbreaking realities. «Our goal was always that you arrived at the ending and that you were surprised, but also moved emotionally.

At this point in the history of television, there is no network that has mastered the word of mouth limited series like HBO. In the past eight months alone, they have released two of the most buzzworthy programs in that timeframe: “The Undoing” and “Mare of Easttown.” And while both featured Oscar-winning actresses (Nicole Kidman and Kate Winslet, respectively) they also had one rare attribute for a program over the past decade, their ratings increased week after week.

The series finale of Mare of Easttown airs tonight on HBO, and while fans might have already figured out what the end result will be, most are still wondering if the show might expand to a second season.

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“Doing something great is overrated,” a cynical and embittered Mare Sheehan says at a crucial moment in HBO’s “Mare Of Easttown,” an outstanding and deeply human drama and crime procedural.

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By Mike Fleming Jr