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Key Points FX orders a Snowfall spinoff featuring Wanda and Leon, set after Franklin Saint's empire falls. Fans celebrate online, calling it “exactly what the culture needed” and “long overdue.” The new series explores 1990s Los Angeles and continues Snowfall’s story and legacy. Gail Bean and Isaiah John are officially returning to the Snowfall universe, and fans can’t contain their excitement. FX has picked up the highly anticipated Snowfall spinoff series, giving new life to two of the show’s most beloved characters, Wanda and Leon. According to Deadline, the new series will follow Wanda as she continues her journey after the fall of Franklin Saint’s empire, with Leon still by her side. The project will once again be led by Snowfall showrunner Dave Andron and will feature returning executive producers Trevor Engelson, Michael London, and Thomas Schlamme. Related: Brad Pitt and Ines de Ramon Share a Tender Moment in London at ‘F1: The Movie’ Premiere Fans Are Overjoyed by the News Within minutes of the announcement, fans flooded social media with excitement. One user wrote, “We’ve been waiting for this!” while John himself added, “Let’s go!” Others called it “the best news ever” and “exactly what the culture needed.” Oops! We’re unable to load this content right now. View directly on Instagram Many longtime viewers also celebrated seeing Bean take center stage, praising the actress for her performance in the original series and noting how Wanda’s story deserved more attention. “She earned this,” one comment read. “Wanda and Leon were the heart of the show.” The reactions made it clear that this moment felt long overdue. After Snowfall ended its six-season run in 2023, fans had been vocal about wanting the story to continue, and FX finally delivered. A New Chapter for the Snowfall Legacy The series is expected to pick up in early-1990s Los Angeles, expanding on the world built by John Singleton, Eric Amadio, and Andron. It will explore how the city and its culture evolved in the years following Snowfall’s timeline, connecting personal stories to a changing social landscape. For fans, though, it’s not just about the continuation. It’s about closure and new beginnings. As one person summed it up: “The universe isn’t done with us yet.”
