High Potential Season 2 Chances Addressed By Karadec Star


High Potential‘s Karadec star Daniel Sunjata has addressed how likely it is the crime drama will end up getting renewed for season 2 based on its current success. High Potential‘s winter 2025 return has arrived, with former LAPD crime scene cleanup specialist Morgan (Kaitlin Olson) continuing to solve cases as a consultant on the force. She works closely with Sunjata’s Detective Karadec, alongside his partner, Daphne (Javicia Leslie), Major Crimes investigator Oz (Deniz Akdeniz), and head of major crimes Selena (Judy Reyes). The series has become a core part of ABC’s Tuesday night lineup as season 1 has continued.

Speaking with TVLine about High Potential‘s future, Sunjata said he believes the crime drama will be renewed for season 2 thanks to its continued success. The actor explained how much he enjoys seeing positive responses to the series, stating the number of people tuning in each week signals an interested audience whose support makes season 2 a real possibility. Check out what Sunjata had to say below:

We would all be shocked if we don’t get [a second season] at this point. The numbers have been so good, the performance of the show has been so good, and the response has been so warm. We’ve been so warmly received by the audience we’re cultivating.

What Sinjata’s Statement Says About High Potential Season 2

How Strong Of A Chance Does It Really Have?

High Potential has continued to see its character dynamics shift and develop over time, with the winter premiere confirming a deepening friendship between Morgan and Karadec. In the same interview, Sunjata did mention the possibility of a romantic spark between the pair, but stressed it wouldn’t be rushed if it really does happen. For now, the show is concerned about focusing on its weekly cases and the strengthening bonds between its team members, alongside the continued quest for Morgan’s missing ex-husband.

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While the story clearly telegraphs the possibility of season 2, the ratings also indicate it could happen. While the latest episode’s numbers aren’t yet available, High Potential‘s ratings for the first seven episodes averaged 6.6 million viewers across live viewers and streaming. This means it’s outperforming ABC’s other new show this season, Doctor Odyssey, which hasn’t broken 5 million viewers across broadcast and streaming since it began. This is an impressive number, signifying the possible longevity of the crime drama should it maintain those numbers.

Our Take On Whether High Potential Season 2 Is Going To Happen

The Show Hasn’t Been Renewed Yet

Kaitlin Oslon in High Potential season 1, episode 7, smiling

Although there’s no official word yet whether High Potential is getting renewed or not, its numbers are impressive for a debut series on ABC. Because of how well it’s performing, there’s a strong chance the show does end up getting renewed, especially if it can maintain its numbers across the rest of season 1. With plenty of ways the story could go should season 2 happen, Sunjata’s hopes are very realistic for the future of the series.

High Potential airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on ABC, and streams the next day on Hulu.

Source: TVLine

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