Keke Palmer-starrer show “The Burbs” has been renewed for a second season following its successful debut earlier this year.
The show premiered in February on streaming platform Peacock and is inspired by the 1989 horror-comedy film of the same name.
"We're so thrilled that audiences loved season one of 'The 'Burbs,' and are going to get to spend more time in Hinkley Hills with Keke and the rest of this incredible cast," said Lisa Katz, president of scripted content for NBC & Peacock.
"A huge congratulations to all of the writers, producers and crew who updated the beloved original film and made something funny, warm and highly contemporary," Katz said.
According to Peacock, the series has garnered significant viewership, clocking 1.7 billion minutes (28.3 million hours) since its launch on February 8.
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Alongside Palmer, the show features an ensemble cast including Jack Whitehall, Julia Duffy, Paula Pell, Mark Proksch and Kapil Talwalkar.
The series follows a young couple who move into the husband's childhood home, only to have their lives disrupted by a mysterious new neighbour whose arrival unearths secrets and dangers lurking within their seemingly quiet neighbourhood.
Celeste Hughey created the show and served as writer and executive producer on Season 1, with Rachel Shukert also writing and executive producing. Palmer executive-produced in addition to starring. Seth MacFarlane, Erica Huggins, and Aimee Carlson executive-produced Season 1 for Fuzzy Door along with Brian Grazer, Kristen Zolner and Natalie Berkus for Imagine Entertainment. Nzingha Stewart was a director and executive producer, with Dana Olsen co-executive producing.
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