Scream Queens, the popular horror-comedy TV series created by Ryan Murphy, Brad Falchuk, and Ian Brennan aired its first season in 2015 on Fox. The show was an instant hit among viewers for its unique blend of satire, horror, and humor.
It also featured a star-studded cast including Emma Roberts, Jamie Lee Curtis, Lea Michele, and Abigail Breslin. However, after two seasons, the show was canceled and fans were left wondering: what happened to Chanel 5 Scream Queens?
Season One
The first season of Scream Queens followed the story of Kappa Kappa Tau sorority at Wallace University. The sorority is ruled by the ruthless Chanel Oberlin (played by Emma Roberts), who is constantly at odds with her fellow sorority sisters. However, things take a dark turn when a series of murders begin to take place on campus.
The season was a critical and commercial success for Fox. It had an average viewership of over 4 million per episode and received positive reviews from critics for its sharp wit and clever writing.
Season Two
The second season of Scream Queens took place at a hospital owned by Cathy Munsch (played by Jamie Lee Curtis). The story follows the same characters from the first season as they try to solve another series of murders.
Despite having high expectations from fans after the success of its first season, Season Two failed to live up to expectations. Its ratings suffered significantly with an average viewership of just over 2 million per episode.
The Cancellation
Following the poor performance of Season Two, Fox decided not to renew Scream Queens for a third season. This came as a disappointment to fans who had been hoping for more episodes.
The Future of Scream Queens
While it’s unlikely that Scream Queens will return to Fox, there is still hope for fans. In 2019, Ryan Murphy hinted that he was in talks with the show’s cast about a possible revival. However, there has been no official announcement about the future of the show since then.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Scream Queens was a unique and entertaining TV series that unfortunately did not have a long run. While it’s disappointing that we may never see Chanel 5 and the rest of the Kappa Kappa Tau sorority again, fans can still hold onto hope for a potential revival in the future.