Julie and the Phantoms Season 2: What Happened to the Programme Explained?

Julie and the Phantoms Season 2: What Happened to the Programme Explained?

Julie and the Phantoms Season 2 News: A series about a dead band reuniting with the world through their music proved to be a huge hit with fans, and the second season was eagerly awaited.

High School Musical and Descendants creator Kenny Ortega had a number-one smash with the programme, but it appears that despite the success, it was cancelled before its time.

In Julie and the Phantoms Season 2, what happened to Julie?

Released in September 2020, Season One of Julie and the Phantoms was an instant popularity with both children and adults alike.

At the MTV Movie and TV Awards 2021, the show’s ‘Edge of Great’ won Best Musical Moment, beating off WandaVision’s ‘Agatha All Throughout’ and ‘Brown Skin Girl’ from Beyoncé’s Black Is King, among others.

With Kenny Ortega making it clear in interviews that he wanted another round, it looked like a foregone conclusion that the show would be revived for a Julie and the Phantoms Season 2.

Julie and the Phantoms Season 2: Ortega stated, “I adore the premise of it” (via PopSugar). With all of the components that excite me about wanting to do something: heart, magic; surprise; action; surprise; action; adventure; heart; magic; surprise; heart; magic; surprise; action; adventure; heart; magic; surprise; action; heart; magic; surprise; heart; magic; surprise; action; adventure;

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According to producer Shawn Williamson, “I believe they’ve set them up well for success on the Julie and the Phantoms Season 2. And Dan [Cross] and Dave [Hoge] as the showrunners were spectacular. And I know the second season would be as good or better than the first.” Williamson told Cinema Blend: “I know the second season would be as good as the first.”

Then again… nothing. It wasn’t long before Netflix’s social media was inundated with news requests from fans, and they weren’t going to let up. It’s been almost a year and a half since I heard anything about the future.

Netflix finally pulled the plug on the show in December of 2021, announcing Julie and the Phantoms Season 2 had been cancelled.

As part of an Instagram post, Kenny Ortega shared a collection of behind-the-scenes photos “Thank you, Julie and the Phantoms fans across the globe, for the incredible outpouring of affection and support you’ve given us since our premiere. We’re so grateful.

This week, we learnt that Netflix will not be signing us up for Julie and the Phantoms Season 2. As sad as we are to see Julie go, we can’t help but look back on our time together and the family we formed as we worked to create her. We hope you’ll keep up with us as we progress in our professions and job.

He went on to say, as reported by People: “Disappointment, hurt, and even pain were felt. Once the conversation was over, I kind of said: “No matter what occurs next for you and Julie, you’ll always be in my heart and in my thoughts and I’ll continue to develop programmes with your name on it.”.”

Even yet, the show’s supporters didn’t lose up faith, hoping that if they pushed hard enough, they could pull off a Lucifer and bring the series back to life.

In no time, the #SaveJATP hashtag was trending on Twitter, and a website was set up to enable viewers contact Netflix, including a petition with more than 180,000 signatures and a GoFundMe page to help fund billboards and messages throughout the globe.

Even as of April 2022, it hasn’t done the trick yet.

Who would have appeared in Julie and the Phantoms Season 2?

Julie and the Phantoms Season 2: Madison Reyes would have returned as Julie if the programme had been renewed; after all, she is the show’s title character.

And the ghostly band, which includes guitarist Luke (Charlie Gillespie), bassist Reggie (Jeremy Shada), and drummer Alex (Owen Patrick Joyner), is working with Julie to make it big.

Willie, Jadah Marie, Savannah May, Cheyenne Jackson, and Booboo Stewart would all have reprised their roles.

Who knows what might have occurred if Julie and the Phantoms hadn’t met?

Julie and the Phantoms Season 2: Executive producers David Hoge and Dan Cross told TVLine in an interview conducted only days before the show was cancelled: “We’d have a lot to look forward to if we’re fortunate enough to be granted a second season. Since they were little, they’ve always wanted to put their music out there for everyone to hear. They aspire to make a personal connection with their audience, as Luke is fond of saying.

Whatever it takes to be remembered for their music, as you witnessed at the very end, there are still plenty of barriers to get in the way. And now it seems there’s a ‘obstacle’ in the inner circle.

The cast, too, had their own expectations and dreams for the outcome of the story.

After learning so much in season one, Jeremy Shada said, “I’m stoked to see the music set pieces we have in season two, now that we’ve hit the ground running and are really comfortable with all of it. Take that to another level,” to the website Tiger Beat. “In season one, we had so much to learn going into everything.”

‘I absolutely want to introduce some more Latin culture into the programme! Julie is so affected by her culture, and we see it so much already expressed in her house and in how she dresses,’ Madison Reyes remarked.’

In the first season, we’re just learning how to pick things up and teleport, but in season two, you’ll see Caleb become this master of ghosts who can levitate and make other people appear and disappear. That would be legendary!” Charlie Gillespie exclaimed.

Julie and the Phantoms Season 2: Our zombie bandmates are on Earth because they have unfinished business, which was established in Season 1. At the end of the first series of episodes, there was still some unresolved business.

Caleb Covington took over Nick’s body for what we can only assume are evil motives at the end of season one. As a result, we’ll never find out what he’s up to.

A deeper examination of the love triangle between Luke and Nick would probably have been done following the season one cliffhanger.

Julie and the Phantoms Season 2: E and I are chatting now! According to Reyes, there is some sort of connection between Julie and Luke “I’m curious to see where the relationship goes, especially because it wasn’t your normal “Girl meets man, guy and girl fall in love” scenario. There was a lot of hardship, battle, and perseverance involved.

“In spite of what everyone else is thinking, they are able to care about one other for what their souls are and what the world sees as a reflection of who they truly are. This is a remarkable thing to see.

Julie and the Phantoms Season 2: For younger people, it’s important to realise that you don’t have to hurry things, and that you should take your time and get to know a person. Also, you should listen to what other people are saying, but if your heart tells you to, then go for it.”

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