There is not much left for the return of the Spanish science fiction series that has been compared to Lost

Just over a year after its premiere on Prime Video, the Spanish science fiction and thriller series Punto Nemo has managed to capture the attention of subscribers, quickly becoming a viewing phenomenon. The series, which is compared to Lost for its intriguing narrative and outstanding cast, follows a group of scientists and members of the Spanish Navy on an expedition in the South Pacific. Their goal, to investigate and raise awareness about the problem of the plastic island, unexpectedly transforms when they find a mysterious signal that leads them to Point Nemo, the most isolated place in the ocean.

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The first season, consisting of six episodes that can be watched in just five hours, surpassed other titles in popularity, displacing the third season of Reacher as the most-watched in its release week in Spain. With an open ending, fans have been eager to know the fate of the characters, and now the wait is about to end.

The second season of Punto Nemo will premiere on April 17, 2026. Announced in October, the arrival of a new director, Alex Rodrigo, known for his work on La casa de papel, was confirmed, along with the addition of David Muñoz and Carlos Molinero as screenwriters. The plot delves into the aftermath of an explosion in a Russian laboratory, presenting the survivors facing extreme conditions on a hostile island filled with resource scarcity and Soviet experiments. The presence of two Russian brothers will further complicate the internal dynamics of the group, increasing tensions of love, guilt, and betrayal.

The new season promises to explore the unsettling question: What if the real virus is us?, suggesting an intense reflection on human nature in times of crisis. There is not much time left for you to embark on this adventure that will take you down unexpected paths.