“Narcos” saw a very successful first season, and it was clear that the show was made with a lot of love and attention, and with a very high production quality. Once the first round of episodes was over, people quickly started talking about the potential future of the show and how the producers can take it even further. And while anticipation for season 2 is growing higher and higher, there are some potential issues up ahead that fans of the show might want to be wary of.
Recently, it’s been reported that there are certain issues behind the scenes and the production of the show might not be running as smoothly as people once thought. There have been some changes in the line-up of showrunners, and it’s not clear where this situation will end up – the only thing we can say for sure right now is that season 2 could be produced in a somewhat different style if it’s true that it’s being developed by new people.
It’s actually not the first time the show has run into issues of this type, as it’s reported that there have been several more incidents where there has been a need for a new showrunner. It’s quite clear at this point that there are some issues with producing the show, and hopefully those are going to get resolved by the time season 2 rolls around. But even if the issues do go away, there is another potential problem on the horizon – will the show retain its consistency?
After all, changing the people responsible for the production so often could possibly lead to some harmful effects on its quality, especially if the new showrunners aren’t that well acquainted with the characteristic style and charm of “Narcos” and decide to take it in a new direction. It’s far too early for a change of setting, and in fact people are actually used to the show’s style after the first season and now is the time for the producers to build on top of what they’ve accomplished and give their fans more of the same.
With that in mind, the decision to change key people in the production could be a disastrous one, depending on how things turn out. We certainly hope that season 2 is going to turn out okay and won’t suffer from any of the problems that people are predicting for it right now, but it’s too early to tell. For what it’s worth though, there are some skeptical opinions within the community, and many people seem convinced that season 2 could run into some troubles and the show might not be as strong as it was during the first season. But on the other hand, it’s also possible that the show could end up getting even better with some of the new changes that will be brought to the table, shooting it even higher into the rankings once the new set of episodes arrive.
There are several key components to the success of “Narcos” so far. The show manages to strike a fine balance between realism and drama, and even though it’s still a typical TV show with its tense moments, it tries to stick to the truth as much as possible, ending up with a very realistic setting and overall premise. Because of this, some people have been treating it as a pseudo-documentary about the life of the notorious cartel leader, although people of course realize that the show is still a work of fiction to some extent.
Its a tv show written of already made history I doubt they can f**k that up.