The Path has been picked up for a third season by online streaming service Hulu.
The series revolves around a creepy cult headed by Hugh Dancy, and how Aaron Paul as a reluctant believer copes with his family being so intricately tied up in what’s goes on there.
Season two of the show debuted back in January with a two part premiere, and now we have news that Hulu has decided to pick up the series for a third season.
Showrunner Jessica Goldberg will return to the same duties for season three, and will also executive produce with Jason Katims and Michelle Lee.
With Hulu obviously having the goal of emulating the incredible success of Netflix, The Path is key to them forging ahead with their line up of original series to compliment their library of third party entertainment.
The season two finale of The Path can be caught on Hulu stating today.
LadyOpinion says
In my opinion, the exploration of the supernatural has not been exploited enough. Exposing the idea that the world is not always of our own making but rather by influence would be a good start. The facts of the drama have provided no justice served when crimes of the State have been ungodly committed. The last episode of the second season left me laughing at the loss of direction this story has taken. An indepth study of those spiritually inclined would have Eddie leading his own study apart from those inside the cult. Their need was not to return to the community who denied them. Their need was to establish the culture as they relished it. By the end of the episode they were no better than prisoners rattling their bars in a prison of their own doing. Accepting this fate would make them prisoners to their own doubts as to the validity of the movement. They would be guilty bt the terms of the movement even if they were the exception. Sarah is just as guilty of depraved thinking as that which lurks in Cal. Eddie is human but is willing to be honest and forthright in his mistakes. The human interest of this story proves there is a need to act on what teach or it is doomed to failure. The fact that Eddie is honest with himself, even when acting out of rage, he is willing to submit to authority to be in authority. Chaos and anarchy is the enemy.
LadyOpinion says
In my opinion, the exploration of the supernatural has not been exploited enough. Exposing the idea that the world is not always of our own making but rather by influence would be a good start. The facts of the drama have provided no justice served when crimes of the State have been ungodly committed. The last episode of the second season left me laughing at the loss of direction this story has taken. An indepth study of those spiritually inclined would have Eddie leading his own study apart from those inside the cult. Their need was not to return to the community who denied them. Their need was to establish the culture as they relished it. By the end of the episode they were no better than prisoners rattling their bars in a prison of their own doing. Accepting this fate would make them prisoners to their own doubts as to the validity of the movement. They would be guilty by aligning to the terms of the movement even if they were the exception. Sarah is just as guilty of depraved thinking as that which lurks in Cal. We have seen this over and over throughout the series. Eddie is human but is willing to be honest and forthright in his mistakes. The human interest of this story proves there is a need to act on what the movement teaches to be true or it is doomed to failure. The fact that Eddie is honest with himself, even when acting out of rage, he is willing to submit to authority to be in authority. Chaos and anarchy is the enemy.