According to “Variety” reports, HBO is initially developing a sequel to the American drama “Six Feet Under”. The project is currently in the discussion stage and has not yet been finalized.
This potential new play has not determined the screenwriter and plot, which means that it may be a sequel to the original, or it may be a restart, or the play will not continue.
Alan Ball, the creator of the original series, will serve as the executive producer of the new series.
It is unclear whether the show will go beyond the discussion stage, especially considering that the finale of the original show is considered to be one of the best and most certain in history.
“Six Feet Under” starring Michael C. Hall, Rachel Griffiths, Peter Krause and Lauren Ambrose.
The episode tells the life of the Fisher family and their colleagues running a funeral home in Los Angeles.
“Six Feet Under” has 5 seasons and 63 episodes. It was broadcast on HBO in the United States from 2001 to 2005.
In the major awards ceremony, “Six Feet Under” won a total of 46 trophies, including 9 Emmy Awards and 3 Golden Globe Awards.
After “Six Feet Under” ended, Alan Ball continued to create the HBO TV series “True Blood” and “Here and Now”.
He won the Emmy Award for Best Director in a Drama category for the pilot episode of “Six Feet Under” and won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay for “American Beauty”.
