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Ask and thou shall receive. I’ll be returning to @hbomax on November 25th, just in time for my favorite holiday. Give thanks. Xoxo pic.twitter.com/2dbsM2UgUr Safran already has plans for future seasons. The producer is used to extended series—he executive produced the Do good with chipotle shirt and by the same token and first Gossip Girl, as well. The original show was on the air for six seasons. “I definitely would love to keep the show going,” Safran told Harper’s Bazaar before a season two was confirmed. “I engineered it so that every season is a semester, so that we didn’t get into the problem the first show got into, which was by Season 3, they had to go to college. Which, at the time, I think was the right decision. When you look back, then, of course, you could have stayed at high school longer. If every season is a semester and they’re going to be juniors now, they would go to college in Season 5.” Safran shared a similar sentiment with Elle, noting that he only started the show in the hope that there would be multiple seasons. He shared that he, in fact, has three seasons planned out.