National Geographic Disney+ original series, The Right Stuff, almost seemed to be getting a second season at first glance.
This season’s production will be moved from Florida to California because of a $13.7 million grant from the Broadcasting Board of Governors, which has not yet been officially announced.
Under the CFC program, NASA executive produced by Leonardo DiCaprio has been awarded the fourth-highest number of awards ever for a show that relocates.
It is based on the 1983 Academy Award-winning film about the early days of the U.S. space program. A new adaptation of Tom Wolfe’s 1979 novel, “The Space Race,” is also in the works. How long has it been since the second season? Find out now.
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Will There Be ‘The Right Stuff’ Season 2?
It seemed like a good year for ‘The Right Stuff’ in early 2021, but in April of that year, we received a devastating piece of information. After only one season, Disney+ has decided to cancel the show.
Warner Bros. is still looking for a new home for the show, but no new streaming service or network has been announced as of this update.
NatGeo’s new strategic focus, not the show’s poor ratings, caused the show’s cancellation, according to a source quoted by Variety.
‘The Right Stuff’ Season 2 Plot: What Is It All About?
At the height of the Cold War in 1959, the Soviet Union dominates the space race, setting the stage for the story of ‘The Right Stuff.’
Two years after falling behind, the United States government decided to recoup lost ground by launching its own space programme.
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The new NASA selects seven astronauts from a pool of military test pilots, and the series follows their journey with an emphasis on their families as well.
A second season could focus on NASA and the ‘Mercury 7’s’ personal lives as well.
Who Will Be In The Cast Of ‘The Right Stuff’ Season 2?
There’s a good chance that the show’s main cast will return for season 2 if it finds a new home. After all, they are the heart of the story.
Included in this is “Patrick J. Adams would reprise his role as Major John Glenn, and Jake McDorman would assume the role of Lieutenant Commander Alan Shepard for the second time in the series’ history.
Gordo Cooper, Wally Schirra, Scott Carpenter, Deke Slayton, and Gus Grissom would all reprise their roles in the upcoming season, as would Colin O’Donoghue.
A few others from the original cast are rumored to return: Nora Zehetner, who played Annie Glenn, Shannon Lucio (who played Louise Shepard) and Eloise Mumford (who played Trudy Cooper).”
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