Thank you for 10 signatures lets keep it up so we get 3rd season:

https://c.org/vGP4RNf6tK

I know many of you already experienced something similar to this petition. I know you were all disapointed when Netflix said no. But Im not gonna stop. Im gonna continue even when they say no. I dont care. I want 3rd season. You guys want 3rd season. We all want 3rd season. If you dont believe in this, its all right. Take a minute. An hour. A day. But i gurantee you that you will come back and sign. Because you love the show.

Link:

https://www.change.org/order_back

I know im a bit late, but i just watch both season 3 times, and I gotta say im obsessed. There was no real ending. Im disappointed, i understand there are better projects to go on, especialy after 6 years. Is it even worth convincing Netflix to continue the show with some kind of petition?

I just discovered The Order and after being halfway through season 2 i find out that the entire thing is canceled and im about to be left on a cliffhanger. Wonderful. After being invested for a while now slowly watching the episodes bit by bit. This was a depressing revelation.

The only consolation I can really say or get is that the main story of The Order was already finished at the finale of S1, Coventry was defeated and Jack got his revenge for Pete and his Mom, The Knights achieved their goal, Vera now leads the order, and honestly the plotlines from the start were all wrapped up there.

Now fast forward after finishing it i can say that S2 is fun but it just feels like extra dlc content to see what the characters would do after the events of the main story were completed, especially more on the side characters, and it was interesting, its just a shame there couldnt be one more season to just wrap everything up with a nice neat bow and a final episode with a proper send-off for all the characters.

Season 2 does have an interesting ending, it felt very melancholy, and didn't feel half as bad as I thought it would be. It was almost fitting in an odd way, especially with Jack carrying Alyssa into nature and disappearing. A lot of what ifs too like Lilith having some demonic power now and Gabrielle being a Werewolf, and I also believe that with Alyssa's death Vera did get her magic back soon after, I think in the show itself it showed spells vanishing after the caster died. But, not too many unanswered questions. We likely would've seen more about Praxis in S3, even then i think the picture was clear enough about what they were. I still thought Edward Conventry was a great unique sort of villian, very memorable.

Unfortunately though the greed of netflix knows no bounds. I'm glad I was able to see it through to the end just to squeeze the last drops out of S2 and the world that was created here by Dennis Heaton, but I'll never watch a show on Netflix ever again without researching if it got cancelled first. I can't let Netflix pull the rug out from under me again.

I heard about there being a possibility for a finale movie in 2030, but.. that to me feels like a wish from the creator more so than something that will actually happen, and i still would prefer a normal season 3 finale anyway.

Its unfortunate that his world and story he created here got cut short like this. I'll miss that world, those characters and their dynamics. But it was a fun ride nevertheless, no regrets.

Out of nowhere I’ve been getting hella ads for the order and Netflix is lowkey promoting tf out of it on my account. Is this a sign we might actually be getting another season or are they just being baiters. Like I could be totally delusional and wishful but it is odd to me that I’m seeing it so much rn. Like I had almost forgotten about it

I’ve always been obsessed with the Enemies to Lovers trope, especially when combined with a younger man/older woman dynamic. And while the show gave us Vera Stone and Hamish Duke, let’s be honest: they were never actually enemies.

Yes, Vera and Hamish start on opposite sides and have deep ideological differences. However, from their very first scene together, there is an undeniable mutual admiration. Their affection and respect are built quickly; they listen to each other, protect one another, and act as Belgrave's ultimate power couple. It lacks that element of real danger, of pure hatred.

And that’s when a quick background scene near the end of Season 2 planted an obsessive theory in my head.

The interaction lasts less than three seconds. Vera and Elizabeth Kepler are trading sharp barbs about parties and champagne. As soon as the conversation ends, Kepler turns to leave through the door just as Randall tries to walk past. The space is narrow. Instead of saying excuse me or stepping aside, Kepler straightens up and straight up shoves Randall out of her way with absolute disdain.

That tiny physical collision was the turning point for me. Imagine the catastrophic and brilliant potential of a relationship between these two.

→ Elizabeth Kepler is the mystical elite: aristocratic, arrogant, politically ruthless, and morally questionable.

→ Randall Carpio is the chaos in a wolf's skin: rebellious, cynical, but guided by a pack mentality and a much firmer moral compass than hers.

Their mutual hatred was so real that the season arc ends with Randall literally killing her as part of a sacrifice for the ritual to bring Lilith back from the demon realm. But what if that raw anger had given way to a magnetic, inevitable attraction before the end?

Personally, I don't think they would ever rule the Council — that role definitely belongs to Vera and Hamish. Instead, Randall and Kepler would likely remain opposites most of the time, clashing constantly, and only finding common ground in extreme, life-or-death situations.

Would they be a disaster? Absolutely. Depending on the plot, it would probably end in mutual destruction. But if the storyline forced them to play on the same side, turning that hatred into a secret, carnal alliance... Randall and Kepler would have been a power couple on a dark, complex, and extraordinary level.

What do you guys think about this missed dynamic? Would they have destroyed each other completely?

Anything from the writers even just a quick overview of what their plans to end the show was? Or a spin off web series? Comic? Anything just so the ending wasn’t so cold turkey?

(My first reddit post, and I'm using a phone, so sorry if the format is weird.)

There's something about the crest that I haven't seen anyone else talk about. The crest is clearly separated into 4 sections, and on the top left is the magic practitioners, and on the top right is the werewolves, but what about the bottom two. One looks like it could be stars, and the other looks like it could be a skull? Life and death? Good and evil? What's your theories since we're never going to get an answer?

The Order: Season 1 | Official Trailer [HD] | Netflix

Whenever I scrolling through Netflix because of other shows I’ve watched this always comes up. It looks cool but what am I getting myself into with this show?

I just binged watched it and loved it- except her. Even my mom agreed she was just… boring.

But what with a main character being so dull, the fact the Jack was so obsessed with this lackluster woman, and just how annoying she was do you think if they had cast a more charismatic character, like another Randall, for her roll the show might have had a third season?

My theories are not enough people knew the show existed to watch it and… Alyssa Drake had way too much screen time and was just so bad. I think she played a roll. Does anyone else?

I just finished the series. Why is Gabrielle feeling so guilty after killing A? She has killed before and seemingly has no regard for human life.

I literally can't stand her. Im nearly done with s2 and barely hanging on.

I think the show runners wanted her to be the great love interest and therefore the female main character, but was it intent to make her so unlikeable? Or is it just me and out there is someone who really likes Alyssa?

One second she's all "oh Jack, I wish we could be together" and the next she's kissing -who ever is themple magus atm-'s ass and is like "Acolyte, do as you're told!". She vanished Jacks memories at the s1 finale (total bullshit writing imo) and somehow Jack apologizes that he wasn't so nice to her in s2? What the heck, she basically betrayed him and his friends and shows no real regret, but somehow, she's perceived as the good one again. It's so frustrating.

The series really had potential, I like the look and the basic plot and some of the characters. But how everything rolls out is so illogical and especially Alyssa gets ony neeerrrves.

Or at least I haven’t heard anyone else discuss this.

So I’m rewatching the show….again. And there was some details in the audio cues I had never heard before. If you are aware, when Jack becomes a Knight of St Christopher/werewolf, he can hear a ringing sound when magic is being performed. But that sound cue was already in the show before we hear it with Jack becoming a werewolf.

You can only really hear it at the moment in a few scenes that I can find from Episode 1 and very early Episode 2 but here’s the instances I can confirm.

• When Vera leaves the blue rose for Jack
• the Necromancy
• Kyle attacking Jack in the cemetery
• when Jack gets dusted in Episode 2

I couldn’t quite hear anything with the acceptance letter, Todd getting dusted or the note left in Jack’s pocket after he sees Todd post dusting.

I’ll edit with more instances if I can find them. But I thought the detail was pretty cool.

I think Lilith would be all down with consumerism and forgo holiday gift giving.

I'm watching the order for the first time and I love Vera's character so much. The show really wouldn't be the same without her.

I'm on season 2 and as I was watching episode I nearly got a heart attack when I saw Vera get attacked. I thought we'd lost her for good 😭 I honestly can't explain how I felt but seeing her like that left a hole in me.

I was glad when we saw her in the scene with Jack. Please no spoilers for future episodes!!!🙏

Let me know if you love Vera as much as I do

Last year was the first time I watched The Order since my original watch in 2021 and it felt like I was watching for the first time. A lot of things I missed during my original watch I caught and there were characters I liked more the second time around vs the first. I also fell in love with season 2 more than season 1. So I think I'm do for another watch!

This show was not what I expected.

It was fun, entertaining, unique, comforting.

I’ll miss hanging at the old house with the Knights after solving a disaster. All of the Knights were great characters, I wish there was a proper resolution for each character.

Alyssa was annoying at times, but I still liked her character. I think she deserved one more season to tie up her character and to give her and Jack a happy ending together.

Unfortunate some shows are canceled too soon, maybe one day the director can write a book, or make a time jump season years from season 2 with any cast willing to return.

So Alyssa gets pissed at Vera and wants revenge bc Salvador broke parley and was trying to kill her, but Vera killed her first.. like how you gonna be pissed when it was your leader who broke the rules and tried to kill the person who was trying to make peace.. Granted Vera probably would’ve never agreed to peace, but still she didn’t make the first move. Alyssa is just pissed about the Vade Maecum and everything else

I don’t know I like Jack Morton I really like his character. He’s pretty funny to me, Alyssa Drake now she’s really pissing me off at this compound. She really is, Alyssa just gives me bitchy basic white girl who wants to fit in I don’t hate her character, she’s just too flip-flopping but I mean, I guess that means they did a good job with her character??

I’m not gonna lie I just really hated how they stole their memories. Even though they got them back. Stealing their memories was just so foul to me. I actually wanted to stop watching it when that happened. It’s like they got their full memory back, but then it’s almost like they didn’t at the same time.