Langford noted that 'there's more story to tell,' telling ET that 'once finish, we definitely have a lot more dialogue that we continue from the story we've already told. 'I would get in trouble for saying something, but I hope so,' the 24-year-old said, playing coy.

RELATED: Selena Gomez Teases 'Passion Project,' Netflix's '13 Reasons Why' Gomez echoed Yorkey's sentiments, but was more diplomatic when asked about the chances for more episodes. 'We absolutely talked about what could happen next,' he teased, calling the tale 'powerful.' Yorkey, whose past credits include the Tony Award-winning musical Next to Normal, hinted that conversations have happened with Netflix in regard to keeping 13 Reasons Why going. We love them and I want to know what happens next.' 'I think we'd very much like to have that opportunity. 'We absolutely could ,' Yorkey told ET's Katie Krause at the 13 Reasons Why premiere in Hollywood, California, on Thursday of a potential second season. RELATED: Selena Gomez Opens Up About 'Difficult' Time Working on '13 Reasons Why' Less than a week after the series' debut, executive producer Selena Gomez, creator Brian Yorkey and the cast are hopeful that they'll get the chance to continue the story, which leaves the door open for additional episodes at the end of the 13th episode. Update your settings here to see it.Īre there more stories to tell on 13 Reasons Why?īased on the best-selling 2007 young adult novel by Jay Asher, Netflix's new teen drama tells the story of Hannah Baker ( Katherine Langford), a teenage girl who committed suicide, and who uses 13 tapes to reveal the reasons that may have led to her death. This content is not available due to your privacy preferences.

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