Netflix's 'In From The Cold' Creator Talks Season 2 Plans & More

There’s a new thriller series on Netflix that is already gaining a large fan-base – In From The Cold!

Adam Glass, who previously worked on Supernatural and Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, is the creator, showrunner, and executive producer of the new series.

Here is the synopsis: “During a European vacation with her daughter, an American single mom’s life is turned upside down when the CIA forces her to confront her long-buried past as a Russian spy who was also the product of a highly classified KGB experiment granting her special abilities. After a mysterious string of manic and murderous incidents suggests someone with her exact abilities is targeting innocent people, Jenny (Margarita Levieva) is forced out of hiding to stop this villain or risk losing the family and new life she has built.”

Adam is opening up about plans for a possible second season of the new show.

Click inside to find out what he said…

The first season ends with a big cliffhanger and fans are likely dying to know what will happen next.

“Well, it’s up to you to make it happen. Tell all your friends and family to watch it so that we can get there. We already know where Season 2 and even Season 3 would go. There’s a big story to tell here, and we hope we get a chance to keep telling that story,” Adam told Looper.

Adam also opened up to the outlet about how he came up with the idea for the show.

“Margarita‘s probably heard this now a million times. I am recently an empty nester. My kids are leaving the house. My wife is a woman [in her] mid-40s. I was watching what she was starting to go through as she transitioned [from] mom to ‘Now what’s for me and who am I going to be in this world?’” he said. “Unfortunately, in our society, women are labeled with this expiration date, which is bulls***. I started to think to myself, ‘What if my wife’ — because I’m a writer, and I’m crazy — ‘What if my wife was an ex-spy? What if she had a secret past? Things I didn’t know about?’”

“The story started to go into all these different places. It also, for me, was a way to show the power and strength of moms and of women of a certain age who’ve been told by society that they’re supposed to just go into the fog. It’s like, ‘No.’ What if you had to revisit your past and what if you had to do things that you haven’t done in a long time?” he added. “We were very fortunate to find Margarita Levieva, who was perfect for this role and in so many ways. One of the first things Margarita said to me was the script not only spoke to her as a woman now, but also spoke to her as her past and her own upbringing.”