Netflix renews Steve Carell-starrer comedy 'Space Force' for second season

For the unversed, Space Force had its foundations on US President Donald Trump's declaration of setting up the country's sixth military wing in space.

The show follows the plan of forming such a wing that is headed by a military general Mark Naird, who wanted to head an Air Force team.

It's Naird's frustration, coupled with a weird group of scientists teaming for fun.

Early on, the show had teased the involvement of F.R.I.E.N.D.S alum Lisa Kudrow and had grabbed a lot of eyeballs.

It also wooed the audience with the news of Carell reuniting with his The Office showrunner Greg Daniels.

With much hype, the series premiered on May 29 this year, but didn't go down well with critics.

No matter how poor an impression it created on the critics, the idea stemmed from Netflix associates who had called up Carell to ask if he wanted to do a show called Space Force.

The sound of it made Carell laugh and get instantly hooked to it.

He then called up his The Office colleague Daniels, who had the same reaction and said 'yes'.

However, times seem to change with the US administration now moving over to President-elect Joe Biden's control.

This puts a question on the fate of this Space Force, which with its first season, has completed a range of missions.

The audience loved it by giving the show a 75% average score on Rotten Tomatoes, with many bashing critics for negative reviews instead.