The show — like its TV predecessor, also based on the James Clavell novel — was originally supposed to be a limited series. However, over the course of 10 episodes,’s changing future first leaked earlier this month when FX was confronted with whether to submit the acclaimed show in Emmy’s limited series or ongoing drama categories,, then secured an “if-come” deal from FX that ensured his participation in future seasons of the series if they were to happen.
“We’ve been talking about how the story can continue since we started shooting, but who knows,” Sanada said in an interview that followed the then-limited series’ finale earlier this month.2024 ACM Awards: The Complete Winners List While Seasons 2 and 3 haven’t officially been green-lit, Shōgun is trending in that direction as a writer’s room has already been assembled, with co-creators, exec producers, and writers Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo also returning. FX is also in league with the estate of the late author Clavell, as future seasons would include his characters while also extending beyond his 1975 novel.
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