There are also reports saying that Warner Bros TV, one of the production companies of “Constantine,” offered the show to several networks for its possible revival last year but since the cast members of the TV series were already released from their contracts, it did not materialize.
It remains to be seen how The CW Seed would handle fan frustrations in the event that it streams the complete Season 1 of “Constantine” and end again in a cliffhanger.
Since June, the rumors about the resurrection of Season 2 of “Constantine” has started to become a possibility on The CW after the network decided to include the first season of the TV series for a rerun on The CW Seed.
However, former “Constantine” showrunner Daniel Cerone, recently posted on Twitter to indirectly say that fans of the TV series should not get their hopes all too high, cites the Ecumenical News.
He said in his tweet that The CW Seed and The CW are not directly connected to each other, alluding that there are still no plans in the works to revive the series.
Without saying it, Cerone is actually one with the fans in keeping their fingers crossed that “Constantine” will eventually get revived soon if not later.