Michael B. Jordan’s gen:LOCK Renewed for Season Two at HBO Max
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Acclaimed mecha animated series gen:LOCK, starring and executive produced by Emmy nominee Michael B. Jordan, has been picked up for a second season at HBO Max, the surging streamer announced on Thursday afternoon.
Let the good times roll again. #genLOCK Season 2 is coming to @hbomax! pic.twitter.com/koOAV4PBDA
— gen:LOCK (@OfficialgenLOCK) October 24, 2019
There’s no word yet on when the half-hour Rooster Teeth production’s next set of episodes will premiere (or how many there will be), but when they do, it will be on HBO Max, only becoming available for Rooster Teeth FIRST members to stream after 90 days. gen:LOCK’s eight-episode first season premiered on Rooster Teeth’s streaming service in January before making its way to Adult Swim’s Toonami over the summer.
For the uninitiated, gen:LOCK’s official synopsis sets the stage thusly: “Fifty years in the future, gen:LOCK tells the story of an oppressive authoritarian force that threatens to conquer the world. A daring team is recruited to pilot a new form of devastating mecha, but they must be willing to sacrifice everything to save the world.”
Jordan (Black Panther) will return to voice Julian Chase, our mecha pilot hero. Dakota Fanning (The Alienist), Maisie Williams (Game of Thrones), Golshifteh Farahani (Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales), and David Tennant (Jessica Jones) will join Jordan in reprising their roles for Season Two.