‘High Tides’ Season 2: Cast, Plot
Pommelien Thijs, Willem De Schryver, and Eliyha Altena led the cast of this YA drama, which revolves around three teenagers spending their summer in the Belgian seaside town of Knokke, seeking self-discovery.
While labeled a Netflix Original, the series is technically only exclusively distributed by Netflix, having initially aired on VRT 1 in Belgium. The production is managed by Dingie.
Netflix announced the acquisition of the series in mid-November 2023, with the show premiering on December 7, 2023. Netflix Netherlands secured licensing rights back on July 20.
‘High Tides’ Popularity Surge
Although experiencing a slow start upon its Netflix debut, “High Tides” has gained relative success, consistently appearing in the Netflix top 10s. FlixPatrol indicates growing popularity, with the show ranking in the TV top 10s in 54 countries as of December 14. Notably, it achieved a global top 10 position between December 4 and 10, amassing 6.4 million hours watched, equivalent to 1.1 million views.
‘High Tides’ Season 2: Renewal Announcement and Filming
The renewal news surfaced through the Netflix Netherlands X feed, featuring a video confirming the show’s return. Filming for “High Tides” season 2 is scheduled to commence in 2024, hinting at a potential late 2024 or more likely a 2025 release date based on the video content.
FAQs:
When did Netflix first acquire the rights to ‘High Tides,’ and when did the drama make its debut on the streaming platform?
Netflix announced the acquisition in mid-November 2023, and ‘High Tides’ premiered on Netflix on December 7, 2023.
How did the show ‘High Tides’ perform on Netflix, and when can viewers expect the second season to be released?
Despite a slow start, ‘High Tides’ gained relative success, entering Netflix top 10s globally. Filming for season 2 begins in 2024, hinting at a potential late 2024 or 2025 release.
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