Motorheads doesn’t have a large number of reviews to back its 75% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, but it does boast an impressive 92% audience score, suggesting viewers enjoyed what they watched and possibly even finished the entire 10-episode season.

As for season 2? The latest update is encouraging in some ways, yet uncertain in others. Motorheads creator John A. Norris responded to a fan’s inquiry on Twitter:

User: "New fan, keep the show going please lol don’t just one season us…love brother"

John A. Norris: "Thanks! Fingers crossed. Season two is written."

Beyond that, Norris also mentioned a storyline set for the second season:

"If we're lucky enough to get a season two (fingers crossed), Caitlyn actually takes her driver's license test in the second episode (already written). Hopefully, Melissa will have hers by then."

Other cast members have commented on the cliffhanger ending, which could be frustrating if the series doesn't continue. Here’s Michael Cimino:

"I think we ended the show on just a big moment, and it was awesome to see in person too. It was really intense. It definitely leaves a lot of questions. I’m really excited to see how [John A. Norris] continues it in Season 2. It ends on a massive cliffhanger regarding why Zac did everything he did."

And Melissa Collazo added:

"I would love to explore that. Hopefully, we get a Season 2. I think that’s the natural next step. I wonder how Zach would react. He might feel like I’m stepping into his territory a bit. There’s this ongoing thing where she tells him a couple times, ‘Stay in your lane and I’ll stay in mine,’ so it would be kind of humorous if she starts driving. I’d really like that for her. I think it would be awesome."

And according to the showrunner, who has already penned that particular episode, she indeed does start driving.

It’s common for actors to express interest in returning for another season—understandably so. What’s less typical, however, is having an entire second season already written before the show is officially renewed, which is a significant gamble without a confirmed deal. Still, it shows how dedicated Norris is to the series.

The issue is that these updates are from May, and there haven’t been many new developments since then, with no official word coming from Amazon. It’s not quite time to worry yet—decisions like this can take weeks or even months—but given the show’s performance, positive reception, and the fact that production could begin immediately with a completed script, I remain optimistic.

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