Will there be a season two of Sweet Tooth on Netflix?
If you've already binged every episode of new Netflix show Sweet Tooth, we're guessing you're on the edge of your seat waiting for news of season two. The post-apocalypic series - which is based on a set of comics by Jeff Lemire - has shot up the Netflix chart when it dropped on the streaming service last week. It tells the story of a 'hybrid' half-deer-half-boy named Gus, who grew up in the wilderness with his father. Gus was one of a number of hybrids born while a mysterious virus wiped out much of the human population, and he grew up in hiding because many people blamed them for the virus. Here's what we know about the possibility for season two. Sweet Tooth is available to stream on Netflix now. We don't yet have official confirmation of season two, but there is every chance there's one in the pipeline. The first series only covered a third of the original story, meaning that there could easily be potential for at least two more seasons. The story centres around a Gus, who grew up in the woods with his father. Gus has no idea about the outside world, as his dad had hidden him from sight due to the fact that hybrids were blamed for the mysterious virus 'The Great Crumble'. Gus befriends a man named Jepperd, and the pair set off on an adventure across America in search of answers. The series is considerably darker than the original comic, and the show's creators have spoken about their desire to make it more family-friendly. Executive producer Susan Downey told Variety: "The ambition was to create it for a family audience. We want the whole family to be able to watch together. We talked to Jeff Lemire about how Gus is our true north and how his journey and his relationship to Jep and this interesting cast of characters and challenges they meet along the way are whats important." Here's where you recognise his voice from