With a murder mystery and a scandalous affair wrapped in an atmosphere of corrupt wealth, Sirens has swiftly become a standout in the realm of satirical series about the rich behaving terribly. Following a finale filled with explosive revelations, it’s clear that audiences are eagerly anticipating more of this darkly comedic miniseries.

The show chronicles a turbulent Labor Day weekend at the Kells’ luxurious estate on Martha’s Vineyard. Concerned by her sister Simone’s (Milly Alcock) increasing estrangement from their family, ex-convict Devon (Meghann Fahey) decides to crash the gathering. There, Devon is drawn into the cult-like world of socialites spearheaded by Simone’s employer Michaela Kell (Julianne Moore), whose seemingly warm demeanor Devon suspects conceals sinister intentions. The finale flipped the narrative: after Michaela’s husband Peter (Kevin Bacon) obstructs her plan to reveal his secrets, he dismisses her, making room for Simone as his new wife. Devon gives up on a fresh start with “Captain Morgan” and sails away with Michaela, whom she no longer views as a dangerous cult leader, now bereft of everything.

Will we see the fallout from this life-altering weekend, or will Michaela’s iconic “Hey hey” become a thing of the past? Here’s all that is known about the future of Netflix’s Sirens.

Has Sirens Been Renewed For Season 2?

Unfortunately, no. As of this writing, Sirens has not been greenlit for a second season. The show was originally intended to be a limited series, so it’s hard to say whether a Season 2 is even in the cards for the beloved five-part dramedy. Don’t worry, though; as shows like Forever have demonstrated, it’s not impossible for limited series on Netflix to live on past their expiration dates if they receive enough views and acclaim from audiences. Sirens’ breakout success may just secure its future, so keep your eyes peeled for updates.

Could Sirens Return To Netflix Any Time Soon?

Again, before we receive definitive news of the series’ renewal, there’s no way of knowing when or if Sirens will ever return to Netflix. The show only just premiered on May 22, so for those eagerly awaiting news of a Season 2 premiere date, patience is key.

What Does The Creator Of Sirens Have To Say About A Possible Season 2?

Viewers aren’t the only ones anxious to see what the future has in store for Sirens. Series creator Molly Smith Metzler has felt the same way since she wrote the play that her show was based on 15 years ago. As Metzler tells Glamour, “I just love this question because to me, it means that people love the characters, and that’s the ultimate compliment. These characters are real people to me…I could write them until the day I die.” Though Metzler is unsure whether Season 2 is possible, she thanks fans for encouraging her, adding, “Can we get [Netflix head] Ted Sarandos on the phone?” We can try.

Sirens is now streaming on Netflix.