The Halo series finally premiered earlier this year (in the UK last week) after waiting almost two decades for a live-action Halo show. It aired on Paramount+, and the series took considerable risk because it was very expensive to produce with a budget of $10 million per episode.
But even if some game fans didn’t like all aspects of it, it still paid off in the end, as a new report from Variety reveals.As it turns out, “Halo” is Paramount+’s second-biggest show ever, behind only “Yellowstone” prequel “1883,” and it “Always high” The people who watch all the episodes instead of giving up a few episodes. Beyond that, Paramount+ has seen a massive increase in subscriber numbers from Halo, and you can probably see why it’s going to be a core part of the streaming service.
A second season of Halo has been confirmed, with Pablo Schreiber returning as Master Chief. What are your expectations for season two?