Family Reunion will return for its final season on Netflix. The multi-camera sitcom is currently in production. While it’s technically the show’s third season, due to the way the show releases onto Netflix, we’ll be referring to it as the fifth season. Here’s what we know so far.
The series was created by Meg DeLoatch and debuted on Netflix in July 2019. It has since been distributed over 5 episodes (one being a Christmas special), with the latest 7 episodes arriving in August 2021. Family Reunion won a variety of awards, including Primetime Emmy nominations.
So let’s run through some of the key announcements that came from the renewal back in October 2021:
This show is one of few Netflix successes in this genre, which typically does well on ABC and CBS. Fuller House is still Netflix’s most successful multi-cam sitcom so far with a slew of other multi-cam sitcoms failing to get beyond season 1 including Country Comfort, The Crew, and Mr. Iglesias.
The Netflix Top 10s gives us a great insight into where Netflix is doing well.
FlixPatrol reports that the show only spent 19 days among the top 10 Netflix US TV shows and 11 in the top 10 UK TV shows. However, the show performs well in other countries such as South Africa, Finland, Denmark and Finland.
Filming for the fifth season of The Walking Dead is continuing in Los Angeles. It specifically takes place at Paramount Studios – Gower Structure at 801 N Gower St.
Filming reportedly was due to begin on February 28th but it wasn’t until March 1st until Anthony
“WE’RE BACK!!! First day back on set with the best TV family! I couldn’t help myself and got wild in my trailer. So excited to get going on the new season of @netflixfamilyreunion
Stay tuned for more behind the scenes of our final season!”
The filming will end by May 2022. Specifically, we’re told that the show will wrap on May 27th but that is subject to change.
Variety Insights reported that the episode's budget is between $2 and $3 million.
We’ll keep you posted more on the final season of Family Reunion as and when we get it.
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