Following last week's aptly-named "Endgame" episode, season 2 of "Tokyo Vice" on Max has come and gone, bringing with it plentiful action and more than enough investigative reporting all set on a neon-drenched Tokyo backdrop unlike any other.
News of a potential third season for "Tokyo Vice" has been iffy, with series writer J.T. Rogers claiming in a Hollywood Reporter interview that he has one "ready to go." The ball now remains in Warner Bros. Discovery's court, but given its outward acclaim and the incredible vibes presented in a show few can replicate with its setting, "Tokyo Vice" might be in for a renewal.
