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The 80s-set comedy will return for Season 2.
April 29, 2019
Showtime announced today that Black Monday has been picked up for a second season. The good news comes a month after the conclusion of the comedy's freshman run, which ended up with decidedly mixed reviews.
The half-hour series is named after Monday, October 19, 1987, which was the date of the worst stock market crash in Wall Street's history. The show follows a group of outsiders who went up against the blue-blood, old boys club of Wall Street and ended up crashing the world's largest financial system.
Production on Season 2 of Black Monday is slated to begin later this year for an expected return in early 2020.
Where does the Jammer crew go from here? Production begins later this year on Season 2 of #BlackMonday! #Showtime pic.twitter.com/9sptoz7WnZ
— no context black monday (@SHOBlackMonday) April 29, 2019
Comments (4)
04/30/19 at 02:36pm
It was an okay show... dragged a bit in a couple episodes but no show's perfect. It was far more "dramedy" than "comedy" though. Kind of thought it was over though given the premise of "Black Monday". I mean... yeah.. that happened at the end. So what's season 2 then? The housing bubble? Bank bailouts? How wWall Street is jsut as crooked and screwing the rest of the country today?
04/29/19 at 09:04pm
Horrible show. Cheadle being Cheadle.
04/29/19 at 02:30pm
Good show
got a little goofballish toward the end
got a little goofballish toward the end
04/29/19 at 02:16pm
Great show..
_netflix would have cancelled it
_netflix would have cancelled it
