The UK’s most hotly anticipated unreleased show seasons, revealed by new research

• ‘Wednesday Season 2’ is currently the most anticipated unreleased show season in the UK, based on Google search demand
• ‘Squid Game Season 2’ and ‘Cobra Kai Season 6’ take second and third, respectively

 New research has revealed the UK’s most anticipated unreleased TV show seasons, with ‘Wednesday Season 2’ coming out on top.

The study by entertainment experts at NoDeposit.guide analyzed the unreleased seasons that saw the most searches each month across the past year to see which seasons audiences were anticipating the most.

It found that ‘Wednesday Season 2’ is the most anticipated unreleased show season in the UK, coming in with a whopping 96,921 searches a month, over double the searches for second place. The second season of the supernatural series was confirmed in January of 2023; however, as of the time of the study, no release date is currently confirmed.

Coming in second on the list is ‘Squid Game Season 2’ with an average of 46,327 monthly searches for the next installment in the Korean Survival Thriller. A second season was confirmed in 2022 after it took the world by storm, but it currently has no planned release date.

Third place on the list goes to what is expected to be the last of Netflix’s Cobra Kai, season 6. It comes in with 40,179 average monthly searches, and Season 6 is confirmed but is currently without a release date.

Coming in fourth place is the second season of the ‘Game of Thrones’ prequel ‘House of the Dragon’, which comes in 28,183 searches on average a month. It is set to premiere in the summer of 2024.

Rounding out the top five is the sixth and final season of the dystopian series ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’. No current release date is confirmed, with the series expected to release at some point in 2024.

Commenting on the findings, Ian Harper, a spokesperson for NoDeposit.guide, said: “It’s incredible how popular some of the entries on this list are, even without a confirmed release date, and some without even a confirmed next instalment. The use of social media is also a great way to build hype for new seasons and has undoubtedly contributed to the demand visible here in Google searches. It will be interesting to see how these averages change in the build-up to each show’s release and how they change after this.”