Why The Show Midnight Texas is Destined for Netflix

Why The Show Midnight Texas is Destined for Netflix

The television series “Midnight, Texas” is in its second season after being renewed by NBC. There was some speculation that this might not have been the case, but after confirmation, fans can rest in knowing that it’s on again, at least for now. You’ll see it on mainstream television again this season, but we believe that this is a series that is destined for Netflix and here is why.

Mixed reviews and hanging in the balance

“Midnight, Texas” was brought in as a mid-season replacement and the reviews were mixed. There were those who loved it and others who left to find something else. The show will be back because it was popular enough to warrant a return, but there will definitely be some changes. Two new frontrunners are coming on board for the new season and there will be two original cast members from season one who will not be returning. While this may sound like bad news for the new series, it really isn’t as they may be slated to return in guest appearances, which can really spice up a series. There are even rumors that Sarah Ramos may return to full-time status on the show.

The mixed bag sorted

When all is said and done, the series is back for a second season and it offers the type of content that has a cult following. “Midnight, Texas” is a series with a supernatural aura and if you’ve not yet seen it, it’s about a town in Texas where nothing is really as it seems. It’s the one place where normalcy is the exception and strangeness is the acceptable mode of existence. This puts it in the same genre as “Stranger Things” and “Supernatural” which are both big hits on Netflix. It fits in perfectly with the type of series that Netflix would attempt to secure licensing for and it would most likely become one of their more popular series. There is an audience for the show and Netflix would be the ideal streaming venue to make it available to fans who are committed to the series and want to see where it goes.

Strong indicators

A glance at the track record for Charlaine Harris’ previous works shows that she’s already had one supernatural drama series that has become an HBO hit. “True Blood” is in the same genre and it has a wide appeal. “Midnight, Texas” is one of those unique shows that has a pull on the psyche because we are thrilled with the unexplained because it seems to add another dimension to our existence. Netflix has a knack for finding shows with this kind of appeal and their audience tends to view their favorite programs in timeframes that do not necessarily work with mainstream schedules. Although there is no concrete evidence to prove it’s in the works, it seems that it is highly likely.

Why it seems inevitable

“Midnight, Texas” made some impressive progress in the ratings last summer and as of July, it was standing on solid ground. It may not be everybody’s cup of tea, but it’s found a place in the hearts of a strong niche audience. Popularity is one of the important factors that Netflix considers prior to seeking to license and air a series. When we factor in the subtle nuances of the altered reality that “Midnight, Texas” offers with the tangible place that is ideally suited for all who need to hide from the world outside, it’s a pleasant break from reality. It’s entertainment and it escapes and it allows the viewers to transport to a different and perhaps eerily fascinating place. Isn’t that what good entertainment does? Perhaps this is why it seems destined to become a member of the Netflix lineup of hit television series.

Final thoughts

It seems logical that “Midnight, Texas” will eventually end up as an available title on one of the most popular streaming services for the benefit of its following. It hasn’t been around that long and it’s going to be going through some big changes while just in its second season, but the reaction of its fans is the main reason that we see such tremendous potential for the show to continue forward, or perhaps that is our most sincere hope.

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