Prime Video Renews Michael Hirst's 'Bloodaxe' for Second Season

Prime Video has ordered a second season of Michael Hirst's series "Bloodaxe," an announcement made prior to the premiere of its first season. The inaugural season is scheduled to launch on the streaming service in early 2027. Production for the second season is slated to begin within a few weeks.

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Prime Video Renews Michael Hirst's 'Bloodaxe' for Second Season

Prime Video has confirmed a second season for Michael Hirst's series "Bloodaxe." This renewal comes ahead of the first season's launch.

The initial season of "Bloodaxe" is set to debut on Prime Video in early 2027. Michael Hirst stated that filming for the second season is expected to commence in a few weeks.

Reports indicating that a second season was in development had previously circulated.

According to Deadline Hollywood, this marks an early commitment from the streamer for the new series.

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