When will Season 2 of Floor is Lava be on Netflix?
Fall in and youre out! Hit competition show Floor is Lava will return for season 2 at Netflix. In summer 2020, the first season spent a month in the Netflix Top 10 in both US and UK and will soon begin filming after a lengthy recruitment process. When the world was sheltered-in-place during the COVID-19 pandemic last summer, Floor is Lava became a massive hit. According to Netflix, over 37 million subscriber households watched the series worldwide. A twist on the childrens game, Floor is Lava features various obstacles that teams of three must navigate. While some dismissed it as hokey and overly simplistic, many families enjoyed it as undeniably fun. Winning teams receive $10,000 and a lava lamp trophy. It became one of the biggest Netflix unscripted 2020 hits alongside Love is Blind. The show proved popular enough that Netflix worked with Hindi comic actor Jaaved Jaafferi on a dubbed version, Lava Ka Dhaava, which released worldwide on May 5, 2021. Floor is Lava is a collaboration between Netflix, Haymaker Media, and A. Smith Productions. Official Netflix Renewal Status: Renewed (Last Updated: 21/04/2021)  Netflix revealed in a Variety exclusive that Floor is Lava will be returning for a second season, once again hosted by TV personality Rutledge Wood. Anthony Carbone (Tough As Nails, Encore!) serves as showrunner and executive producer. Also executive producing are Arthur Smith, Frank Sinton, Caroline Baumgard, and Anthony Storm for A. Smith & Co. Productions, alongside Irad Eyal and Megan McGrath for Haymaker (West). Current production status: Pre-production (Last updated: 15/06/2021)  A casting call closed on June 14, 2021, noting that Floor is Lava will once again film in Burbank, California. The shows elaborate mansion set  presumably to be enhanced for season two  has been staged in a former IKEA furniture store thats been gutted. With production set for late summer 2021, Netflix has announced subscribers can expect season two in 2022. More of the same! Count on a diversity of unexpected teams  whether co-workers, family members, or other pairings  with problem-solving, wipeouts, and dramatic reactions as teammates sink beneath the lava. (Both practical effects and CGI are used to simulate lava, as contestants fall into a custom secret mixture of water, cornstarch, and xanthan gum.) Let us know in the comments below!