On the order of the BBC and Netflix, many more "top blinds" should come. The future of the hit series has remained somewhere in the air for the last few months. Season 6 felt like an epic book of growing Tommy Shelby (Silian Murphy) and his search to grab as much power as possible for his gang as possible. We know that the planned feature film aims to serve as a great final of this saga (With a theater edition, to raise). Then, yet? As popular as this whole venture, it was always difficult to imagine those involved simply going from it all.

Well, now we seem to have an answer. Both Netflix and the BBC announced today that the story will actually continue - not only one series of sequels, but Two. And, we already have great news for those who are worried that we may get a "young Sheldon" style. Instead of an uninspired story of origin (which was kind of covered in the opening season), the narrative will be collected after the events of the film. The creator of the original series, Steven Knight, will return to the capacity of a writer, and the two new shows will last for six total episodes that take one hour. Better yet, Netflix has released a bunch of logic to what fans can expect from this next stage:

UK, 1953. After being heavily bombed in World War II, Birmingham builds a better future than concrete and steel. In the new era of Steven Knight's "top blinds", the race to own the massive Birmingham reconstruction project is becoming a brutal competition with mythical dimensions. This is a city with an unprecedented opportunity and danger, with the family Shelby immediately in the heart dipped in blood.