On Friday, Amazon’s Prime Video announced that “Spider-Noir” wouldn’t be back for a Season 2. Two days later, the series landed five wins at the Emmys Night 2 ceremony.
According to awards gurus who track these things, that’s the most Emmy wins ever for a series canceled after its first season. (“Lovecraft Country” in 2020 and “My World And Welcome to It” in 1969 each had two wins.)
With that Emmy success, could the streamer or Sony Pictures TV reverse course and bring “Spider-Noir” back, or would Sony try to shop it elsewhere? Co-creator and showrunner Oren Uziel isn’t so sure.
“We haven’t gotten there yet,” Uziel said of any attempts to revive “Spider-Noir.” “I literally do not know the legalities and complications of that. But I expect that it’s a complicated proposition.”
If there had been a Season 2, Uziel was already kicking around some ideas. For starters, Ben Reilly (played by Nicolas Cage), who keeps his powers as the Spider at the end of Season 1, could easily take on a new case.
