‘Swarm’ Actress Dominique Fishback Explains Why She’s ‘Okay’ w/ Series Not Returning For Second Season: ‘You Want It To Really End On A High”

Dominique Fishback
‘Swarm’ Actress Dominique Fishback Explains Why She’s ‘Okay’ w/ Series Not Returning For Second Season: ‘You Want It To Really End On A High”
Sad news for fans of the hit series “Swarm.”
The show’s star Dominique Fishback has (seemingly) confirmed the hit show won’t return for a second season, however, she’s content with the decision.

Dominique Fishback
During a recent interview, the 32-year-old reportedly explained her stance, stating:
“I’m Okay with that because I feel like the shock factor of the first season really got people — and sometimes when you try to go back in there, I don’t want it to be shock for shock value.”
Dominique Fishback as Dre in Swarm. She’s so captivating in every scene https://t.co/JUiPIqzQed pic.twitter.com/mxujHjCYtv
— Tristen Jones (@tjones2a) June 23, 2023
Adding:
“You want it to really to end on a high.”
Additionally, Fishback reiterated a prior notion from the show’s creators Donald Glover and Janine Nabers, who stated that the project was originally meant to be a limited series. Even with that being the case, it’s no wonder why many have advocated for the gory serial killer drama to return to TV. Upon its initial debut at SXSW back in March of this year, “Swarm” was immediately acclaimed by attendees. The hype upheld following its release on Amazon Prime a week later, prompting many fans to share their thoughts about the toxicity of fan culture, which is a central theme of the series.
The show follows super fan Dre, played by Fishback, who hunts down internet trolls for attacking her favorite music artist Ni’Jah, who’s stardom eerily mirrors super star singer Beyoncé’s. Back in March, Fishback insisted that the show isn’t necessarily about the “Renaissance” artist, specifically. Instead, the project showcases the dark side of fandom as a whole. With a stellar cast that includes the likes of Chloe Bailey, Damson Idris, Paris Jackson, and Billie Eilish in her acting debut, it’s no wonder why fans were enthralled by the series.

The show is currently still streaming on Amazon Prime.
[VIA]
What are your thoughts about “Swarm” ending after 1 season? Tell us in the comments section below!
Previous Article
Next Article
Actor Jesse Williams & His Ex-Wife Ordered To Attend ‘High Conflict’ Parenting Class Amid Custody Support Battle
Nick Cannon Does What He Can To Make Sure His Baby Mothers & Children Feel “Special, Important & Loved” Says Source
Hollywood Walk Of Fame Class Of 2021 Announced: Don Cheadle, Morris Chestnut, Nick Cannon, Marla Gibbs, Jenifer Lewis & More Are Getting Their Star!
“Pose” Actor Billy Porter Wearing A Dress On Sesame Street Garners Mixed Reactions [Photo]
Martin Lawrence Says Tisha Campbell’s Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Led Him To Leave “Martin” Show: It Was Bullsh*t
Skai Jackson’s Baby Daddy Still Behind Bars After Actress Welcomes Their 1st Child
“You” Actor Penn Badgley Blames Netflix For Romanticizing Serial Killer Jeffrey Dahmer
Viola Davis Shares That Portraying Annalise Keating On ‘How To Get Away With Murder’ Was Her First Non-Stereotypical Role