Los Angeles, CA – Pablo Schreiber, star of Paramount Plus’s Halo show, has been candid about his thoughts on the upcoming second season. In a recent interview with SFX Magazine, Schreiber expressed his belief that season 2 is superior to the first season. He praised the tonal shift, describing it as darker and more dangerous, and credited David Wiener, the show’s new writer, for his improved dialogue. Schreiber also revealed that he had pushed back against a controversial scene in the first season but was not listened to.
The upcoming season, set to premiere on February 8, is being described as a potential “soft reboot” by producer Kiki Wolfkill. The show’s art director, James Foster, has been praised for creating a visual world that aligns more cohesively with the franchise. Schreiber promises that season 2 will be a significant improvement overall.
While the show’s first season had received decent trailers, there is skepticism among fans as to whether the second season will deliver on its promises. However, an excellent season 2 trailer has generated excitement, showcasing elements fans believe should have been present from the beginning. The airing of the second season will ultimately determine if the show can be redeemed.
Pablo Schreiber has been outspoken about his dissatisfaction with the first season of Paramount Plus’s Halo show. He cites the tonal shift and improved dialogue in season 2, along with the involvement of the new writer, as reasons for his optimism. Fans will have the opportunity to judge for themselves when the second season premieres on February 8. Will the show be able to overcome the shortcomings of the first season and deliver a more satisfying experience? Time will tell.