‘Spider-Noir’ Showrunner Discusses Show’s End, Season 2 Ideas
Last week saw Prime Video cancel Spider-Noir, only for it to walk away with five Emmys two days later. With no apparent plans to try and get the show renewed, showrunner Oren Uziel is taking the wins in stride. “It was my first TV show, and my first Emmys experience. […] I thought it’d be disappointing timing at first,” he told Variety earlier this week.
- ▪Last week saw Prime Video cancel Spider-Noir, only for it to walk away with five Emmys two days later.
- ▪With no apparent plans to try and get the show renewed, showrunner Oren Uziel is taking the wins in stride.
- ▪“It was my first TV show, and my first Emmys experience. […] I thought it’d be disappointing timing at first,” he told Variety earlier this week.
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Last week saw Prime Video cancel Spider-Noir, only for it to walk away with five Emmys two days later. With no apparent plans to try and get the show renewed, showrunner Oren Uziel is taking the wins in stride. “It was my first TV show, and my first Emmys experience. […] I thought it’d be disappointing timing at first,” he told Variety earlier this week. “I didn’t want people going to this big night on Sunday having to worry or think about something disappointing or sad. But the truth is, it became kind of a big celebration of what we accomplished together.” For Uziel and the others attending, winning for stunt performance, title design, and other categories made for an invigorating, albeit bittersweet experience: “This show was the best experience of my life, and we all got to make…
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