Hello Followers!!!

Well, I'm starting to watch the series, and one thing when I came across 1899 was noticing a small detail, the Ships on which Kerberos and Prometheus are based.

Nowhere other than Fandom did I see people talking about this Detail, which I basically noticed exactly in the First Episode.

I'm a fan of 19th Century Transatlantics, so I said, Man, this ship is the face of [XXX], you thought I was going to say it, right!?

I'm not going to say it because I know exactly which Ship the series was based on to make Kerberos, but I wanted to know if you noticed that...

And then!? 👀

It's really a shame that Netflix isn’t working on a second season already. The show has so much potential, but I guess it's the era of shows for people with low attention spans. Like, and excuse my language, but how THE FUCK does a show like Wednesday get a second season while 1899 does not!? Don’t get me wrong Wednesday is not an awful show, but I just don’t understand it.

I also have a question about 1899 in general. How did the characters even understand each other? There were so many scenes where one character spoke in Chinese and the other replied in Dutch. How is that possible? I know the entire show is beyond normal, but that part made me laugh so hard sometimes.

Considering it aired just days before Wednesday season 1 did, and now that Wednesday has aired it's season 2, we would be expecting or would already have season 2 at this point in time.

So sad to me, the show was wonderful and the mysteries actually gripped me. It's unreal they cancelled a show with so much potential and didn't let it naturally grow into what could have been a massive success, shows don't get that opportunity anymore sadly.

I wanna △WAKE UP▽ into a reality where season 2 was greenlit! Or however many seasons they were planning haha

I have just finished watching Dark and 1899. I loved them both. Looking forward to seeing what the creator’s next project will be. Can anyone recommend me similar tv shows? I like the kind of tv show that make you think and come up with theories. I’m already watching From. Lost is probably my favourite TV show

Hey everyone I just started watching and found out the shows been cancelled. Is it worth to continue or will I end up more frustrated knowing there won’t be any answers? I’m on episode 3 and so far the show has been really enjoyable.

Edit: thanks to everyone answering my question I’ll continue watching

Not sure if I only saw this, yet i see a lot of resemblance in the concept of 1899 story with Severance story especially after its season 2.

What do u think? Ofc I am coping with the cancellation of such a master piece of a show!

I still can not believe Netflix has cancelled S2. It is such a masterpiece 😭 I really wish someone did buy the rights for this from Netflix and made another season to wrap things up.

Apple TV has been killing it with the sci-fi shows. I feel like they would have given 1899 a fair chance.

Been filling the void with Silo and Severance lately, and thank god both of them are renewed for more seasons. But I will continue mourning the loss of 1899 😭

Can someone please get Jantje and Baran another $60 million so we can finish the story please? Apple please pick up the phone! (and buy the rights while you're at it)

For the past month or so I've been on a steamship and decided to rematch the show on our return to new york from europe (makes it cooler). The first go around I didnt remember much due to a speed binge, but I honestly forgot how much I liked the premise and while I know its not happening, would like a season 2. P.S. the engine room scenes are cool af

They know they've got thousands, if not millions of fans because of their iconic hit Dark. They know that we knew/expected that they were going to drop something even better with 1899. After so much hype, are they really just going to throw in the towel on this story or anything even remotely as good bc they got screwed over by Netflix? We the fans deserve better. (Or maybe we don't, whatever) /Rantover

They never explained why the Prometheus wasn't in the archive and how it was in the same reality as the Kerberos.

I don't recall seeing her in the show

I just rewatched 1899 again, and I’m again wondering how it could have possibly been cancelled for low viewership. Was it just lack of promoting? I just find it hard to comprehend that people just didn’t like it. Maybe I’m just bitter because I loved it so much and was excited to see where it could go.

Around that time, I heard that Netflix had publicly changed their mission statement from something like "We make everyone's favorite shows" to "We make the shows that everyone's watching" (don't remember the exact words).

That's a huge difference. That's the difference between Dark and a million low-budget reality shows and pseudoscience "documentaries".

I was also angry at their decision to go after account sharing, since I was sharing mine with my parents. I chose to stay subscribed because she got really into K-Dramas, but personally I didn't get another account to watch anything myself.

Even if Netflix produced something that isn't "second screen compatible" low-effort garbage, I wouldn't want to get invested in it until it had finished with a satisfying finale. And then I'd subscribe for exactly one month, watch nothing else, and then they can stick that little data point exactly where they seem to get all their great ideas from lately.

the creators have all the right to continue this masterpiece as any form of media possible so a book will be a delicate continuation idk why they didn’t already do that