Los Angeles, California – Jabbar Raisani and Christine Boylan have been chosen to take over as executive producers for the next two seasons of Netflix’s series “Avatar” following the departure of former showrunner Albert Kim. While there has been no official announcement from Netflix regarding this change, reports indicate that Kim will be moving to Disney Plus to work on the streaming platform’s new series “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” and develop other projects.
Kim took the helm as showrunner for “Avatar” in 2020 after the departure of original creators Bryan Konietzko and Michael Dante DiMartino due to creative differences. Following their exit, Konietzko and DiMartino returned to Nickelodeon to work on more “Avatar” stories under Avatar Studios production. Raisani and Boylan are known for their work on various television episodes, and fans are eager to see how their leadership will shape the future of “Avatar.”
The upcoming seasons of “Avatar” are highly anticipated by fans, who have expressed mixed feelings about the show’s first season. With Raisani and Boylan at the helm, there is hope that the series will see improvements in storytelling and character development. The duo’s experience in the industry is expected to bring a fresh perspective to the show and potentially address some of the criticisms faced by the first season.
As the series moves forward with new executive producers, there is excitement and curiosity among fans about the direction “Avatar” will take. Raisani and Boylan have a proven track record of delivering quality content, raising expectations for the upcoming seasons. The departure of Kim and the introduction of new leadership has sparked discussions among fans about the future of the beloved series and what changes may come with the new creative direction.