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Orange Is The New Black may get a sequel by Lionsgate

Ariba Bhuvad
Ariba Bhuvad

Show Snob

Lionsgate is considering doing an Orange Is The New Black sequel–and we are freaking out!

Orange Is The New Black gave us one hell of a sixth season and left us with so many questions as we eagerly await the seventh and final season. However, it may not be the last we hear of the story as Lionsgate is seriously considering doing a sequel.

The Lionsgate Television Group Chairman, Kevin Beggs, recently revealed that they are thinking of ways to keep Orange Is The New Black going. According to him, they are waiting for the right time and then once it feels right to do so, they will speak with series creator Jenji Kohan about a sequel.

Last month, the cast announced that season 7 would be the last one for the series, and while it broke so many hearts all over the world, we understand that all good things must come to an end–or get a potential sequel.

Although Orange Is The New Black has come to an end on Netflix, Kohan is still signed on for a multi-year deal. When the final season was announced, Kohan made a joke regarding it, “after seven seasons, it’s time to be released from prison.”

If there is indeed a sequel to the series, we have so many questions about who would be in it, what story will it tell, if there will be completely new characters and if it still follow Litchfield prisoners. Given the connection fans have made to Orange Is The New Black and all of its characters, it’s hard to imagine a version without any of them.

Orange Is The New Black is based on a memoir written by Piper Kerman (with the same name) and follows her experiences during her time in minimum security prison.

Would you want to see a sequel to this iconic series? Share your comments below!

Ariba Bhuvad

Ariba Bhuvad

Ariba has been working for FanSided Entertainment for the last six years and started off as a contributor for a variety of their sites, including Show Snob, NetflixLife, Westworld Beyond, and Winter Is Coming. Over the last three years, she has transitioned into the role of Site Expert for FanSided's reality TV-based website, Accept This Rose. Her work can be found on FanSided Entertainment's websites, including previous work across other entertainment websites, including her own. Ariba loves reality television and has watched every episode of Love Is Blind (including, most recently, the UK version) and is also a huge fan of Bridgerton (amongst all other period dramas out there). When she isn't writing, Ariba loves to travel with her husband, hang out with her two kittens (Hermione and Winky), and listen to Taylor Swift all day long.