Official Trailer for KAOS starring Jeff Goldblum as Zeus
WARNING: THIS STORY CONTAINS SPOILERS
Kaos is on Netflix now and fans are bingeing their way through the eight-episode Greek mythology drama. Viewers promised to whizz through the epic new series and begged for another outing before it hit screens on August 29.
Starring Jeff Goldblum as Zeus, the trailer left fans going wild as they saw the king of the gods face his biggest fear. Worried his reign would come to an imminent end, he went off down a dark path of destruction.
Over the course of the series, viewers learn of how a handful of humans are brought together by a common destiny to defy the gods. After discovering the truth about the underworld and the Nothing, they are one step closer to destroying Zeus and his family once and for all.
The final episode explains how Zeus is reliant on his meander water as it is the key to the gods' immortality. He gave a bottle of the sacred water to each member of his family, but his son Dionysus (Nabhaan Rizwan) appeared to have an ulterior motive with the water.
The season ended before viewers were able to find out what he was planning, and whether Zeus would be destroyed, leaving them in suspense.
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At the time of writing, Kaos has not yet been renewed for a second season, but the writers seem positive about its renewal.
For the series to end on such a huge cliffhanger, it suggests the show's creators already have plenty of ideas in mind for how the story will continue.
Netflix will usually wait a few weeks after a show's release to assess the viewership ratings before making a decision on whether to renew it, so fans will need to keep an eye out in the coming weeks for any updates.
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The show's creator, Charlie Covell, said they knew what they would do if season two gets the green light.
Jeff Goldblum, too, is hoping for a renewal, telling Variety: “I already am wildly curious.
“I said to Charlie, ‘What happens?’ And Charlie’s got many things in mind. So it’s fertile ground.”
Kaos is available to stream on Netflix
