Coben: No Season 2 for I Will Find You Unless It's Better
Harlan Coben says his Netflix deal means he'll only make a second season of I Will Find You if it can top the first.
Harlan Coben has a simple rule for a second season of I Will Find You: it has to be better than the first. In an interview with Collider, the author said he will not write another season unless he believes it can surpass what came before.
Coben framed the decision as part of his arrangement with Netflix. "It's a deal I have with Netflix," he said, describing the standard he applies before returning to a story.
The comment puts the ball squarely in the creative court. A follow-up to I Will Find You is not off the table, but it will not happen simply because the first season found an audience.
Coben's previous Netflix adaptations have stayed at a single season despite their popularity, a pattern that fits the approach he described to Collider.
Quick answers
Will there be a second season of I Will Find You?
Not unless Harlan Coben believes it can be better than the first season. He said he will not write one otherwise.
Why does Coben decide whether to make more seasons?
He described the standard as a deal he has with Netflix.
Where did Coben say this?
In an interview with Collider.