Despite the fact that Agatha All Along is over, fans continue to talk about the popular series and all of its ramifications. From a startling start to a convoluted journey to a conclusion that is more or less merited and justified for… well, not all, but nearly all of the characters, it has been quite the journey, and we are rightfully praising the show.

After Agatha kisses Lady Death, we know that she becomes a ghost of herself and chooses to stay with Billy as a mentor/assistant, which creates a lot of opportunities for the future, but that future is still very uncertain.

Namely, no one knows whether the series was a limited miniseries or just the start of something bigger. There have been conflicting reports about the series’ future, with some claiming that it was just a miniseries and that Agatha would be coming back in a different project, while some recent rumors hint at there being more. In light of that, the series’ star, Kathryn Hahn, revealed more information about the future of the series!

While appearing in the new episode of the Dinner’s on Me with Jesse Tyler Ferguson podcast, Kathryn Hahnd discussed her career and roles, but one of the topics that was discussed was the hit series Agatha All Along, whose future is still up in the air. When asked about the future of the series, i.e., whether there was going to be a second season, she said:

In case you’re unable to see the link, her response was as follows: “No. I mean, I donʼt know. All Iʼve heard is that there is a trilogy. Next one would be focused on Vision. That always have been the long game.”

As you can see, this doesn’t help us much, does it? We know that a Vision series is in the works, but this is the first we hear of it being a trilogy, which probably includes WandaVision, Agatha All Along, and the upcoming Vision series. And while this is a fitting turn of events that will properly honor the whole story, it could also be bad news for fans of Agatha All Along, as such a turn of events probably means that a second season won’t be made.

Having said all of this, nothing is set in stone yet, and until we get some official updates, we can still hope.

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