Could Sirens Come Back? What We Know About Season 2

Could Sirens Come Back? What We Know About Season 2

Netflix’s Sirens didn’t just drop and disappear. It got people talking. The show gave us three bold women on a messy, emotional journey. Michaela lost everything. Simone took over. Devon stepped into her own life.

Their stories felt… done. But also? Not quite. That’s the thing. The show wrapped up in a way that made sense, but still left space.

Enough space to make fans ask: Is there? Will? Therebel says “limited series,” which usually means one season, and that’s it. But as we’ve seen with other shows, sometimes that label doesn’t stick. Let’s dive into why Sirens could come back, why it might not, and what could happen next.

Season 1 Felt Final—But Also Left Us Wanting More

Here’s what happened in Season 1:

• Michaela lost her power and her place.
• Simone, once her biggest fan, took over her life.
• Devon stopped trying to “fix” her sister and focused on herself.

That’s a solid ending. Yes. But it’s also the ending that teases more. Fans are left asking questions like:

• What’s next for Simone?
• Can Devon let go of her old role?
• Could Michaela return?

These are good questions. The kind that keeps people thinking. But there’s a catch—Netflix called this a limited series. And that usually means “one and done.” No sequels. No spin-offs.

The “Limited Series” Label Might Shut the Door

Netflix gave Sirens the “limited series” stamp. It’s based on Molly Smith Metzler’s 2011 stage play, Elemeno Pea, which never had a follow-up. And Metzler? She’s worked on long-running hits like Shameless and Orange is the New Black. But her recent project, Maid, was also a one-season story.

So this might be her thing now—strong, single-season stories that say what they need to say.

And honestly? Season 1 did wrap things up:

• Michaela fades away.
• Simone steps into power.
• Devon steps out of her sister’s shadow.

There’s no big cliffhanger. No dangling plot. It all fits. So, this could be the end unless Metzler changes her mind.

But the Real—Limited Series Sometimes Come Back

Here’s the fun part: “limited series” doesn’t always mean the end. Just look at:

• The White Lotus
• Fleabag
• Big Little Lies
• 13 Reasons Why

All of them were supposed to be one-season shows. All of them came back. Could Sirens do the same? Absolutely.

It could follow the anthology route—a new story, new characters, but the same vibes. Or it could follow the same cast and continue where we left off.

Simone becoming Mrs. KeIs ll? That’s a whole story by itself. Can she handle the power? Will she fall like Michaela did?

Devon, now focused on herself? That’s a fresh arc, too. New job? New relationship? A return to Cliff House on her terms?

There’s room to grow. The world of Sirens still has stories left to tell.

If Fans Speak Up, Netflix Might Listen

Netflix pays attention to numbers. If people keep watching Sirens, if it trends, and fans keep asking for more, there’s a chance it will return.

Remember 13 Reasons Why? It was also planned for one season, but the fan response was so strong that Netflix changed course.

So, how does a show get renewed?

• Social media buzz
• High viewership
• Loyal fanbase

And let’s be honest—Sirens hits on themes that people love to talk about:

• Power struggles
• Class and privilege
• Identity and independence
• Dark humor mixed with real emotion

If people keep the show in the conversation, Netflix might say “yes” to another season.

Here’s What Season 2 Could Look Like

Let’s imagine for a minute. Netflix says yes. What could Season 2 be?

A few options:

• Simone’s power play: Now she’s in charge. But can she keep control? Or will she become the next Michaela?
• Devon’s fresh start: No more “fixing” people. Now it’s her time. Will she chase a dream? Fall in love? Or run from it all?
• Michaela’s return (maybe?): Could she return to reclaim her return and stir up more chaos?

Or maybe we meet new characters. Another island. Another Cliff House. Same eerie tone, same biting social commentary.

There’s plenty of room. Sirens has the bones for something more—without messing up what already worked.

Quick FAQs

Is Siren’s Season 2 happening?
Not yet. Netflix hasn’t renewed it.

Was it always meant to be just one season?
Yes. It’s called a limited series and is based on a single play.

Could that change?
Sure. If enough people watch and ask for more, Netflix could bring it back.

Are there stories left to tell?
Simone and Devon have more room to grow.

Would the same cast return?
We don’t know. It could be a follow-up or a new story altogether.

Final Thoughts

Sirens might be over. Or it might just be resting. The first season wrapped up beautifully, but it also planted seeds. If the show picks up buzz, it could come back. We’ve seen it happen before.

For now? Watch it. Talk about it. Please share it with friends. The more love it gets, the better the chance it returns. And if it doesn’t? At least it went out on a high note.