After airing 11 fun episodes, Alaska Daily’s first season is coming to a conclusion on ABC. The most careless thing I’ve ever done (FKA News Is What People Don’t Want You to Know), the season finale, is scheduled to air on March 30.
The drama series centres on a journalist who relocates from New York to Alaska and begins covering the state’s epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous women. The first season’s conclusion left some viewers a little disappointed, but they are already looking forward to a second. But has Alaska Daily received a season 2 renewal? Find out by reading on.
Alaska Daily Season 2 Renewal Status
Alaska Daily’s renewal status has not yet been made public by ABC. As of right present, the show has neither been cancelled nor renewed. The network will likely wait a few days or weeks to assess the show’s performance and make a decision regarding additional seasons. Hence, we must wait for ABC to make an official announcement.
Alaska Daily, meanwhile, consistently receives favourable reviews. Around 5 million people watched the show’s first six episodes on average. Leading lady Hilary Swank was nominated for Best Actress in a Television Series – Drama at the Golden Globes this year since the series received positive reviews from critics as well.
The strong reception ought to help the show secure a second season, but ABC has the last say. At the end of this year, if a new episode is approved in the next weeks, we can anticipate its return to television.
Alaska Daily Storyline
Together with a social message, the show’s compelling plot makes for a fascinating viewing. “Eileen is a writer from New York who travels to Alaska for a fresh start and who strives for redemption both personally and professionally after joining a daily metro newspaper in Anchorage,” according to the official ABC synopsis of the series.
It continues, “In the City of Anchorage, she collaborates with another newspaper employee, Roz Friendly, to finish and publish reports on the missing and murdered Indigenous women epidemic in the State of Alaska.
Alaska Daily Cast and Crew
In addition to Hilary Swank, who plays Eileen Fitzgerald, Jeff Perry, Stanley Kornik, Grace Dove, Roz Friendly, Claire Muncy, Matt Malloy, Bob Young, Ami Park, Yuna Park, Pablo Castelblanco, Gabriel Tovar, Craig Frank, Austin Teague, Irene Bedard, Sylvie Nanmac, Miles, and Joe Tippett, the cast also includes Irene Bedard, Irene Bedard, and Joe Tippett.
Swank said in an interview when asked what motivated her to take on the film, “This, for me, was first and foremost about the fact that the story dealt with these missing and murdered Indigenous women. It’s a narrative that matters and is of the utmost importance. I want to see it become viral, attract more attention, and spark conversation.