'Constantine' Season 2 Release Date News: NBC Show Season 2 Pitch to Be Made in April 2015
"Constantine" ended its season 1 run back in February, and until now, it is unclear whether the Matt Ryan-led show will be back for a second season. The show premiered to low ratings and didn't earn a back nine order during its first season on the show, and that usually spells trouble for any series as it often means immediate cancellation.
However, the "Constantine" team is not giving up easily as it's still keeping the comic book adaptation alive through social media, where fans continue to show their support for the series. Now, fans are seeing a glimmer of hope as the show's executive producer Daniel Cerone recently revealed that we might be seeing the man in the trench coat back on TV again.
Back in February, when asked on Twitter whether the show could be considered as "technically cancelled," Cerone replied, "NBC made some early pickups but #Constantine not canceled. We'll pitch them our plans for 2nd season in May. Then they decide."
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However, the pitch to NBC could happen sooner as Cerone took to Twitter on Sunday, March 29 and wrote, "End of April date has been set to pitch 2nd season ideas to NBC. Then they decide on a season 2. #Constantine #SaveConstantine #Hellblazers."
According to Cinemablend, a pitch doesn't automatically mean that "Constantine" will be renewed by NBC for a second season, but it does mean that the network is keeping its options open regarding its Friday night lineup.
When asked how fans can help to bring back the show, Cerone answered.
"Stream the available episodes and tell your friends," he wrote on Twitter. "Anyone putting money in studio coffers by purchasing #Constantine in any form will motivate studio to find a home for show."
"Rest assured, we're working very hard internally to #SaveConstantine," tweeted Cerone back at the end of February. "And trust me, THEY'RE HEARING YOU."
