Netflix's live-action 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' series is seeing a shift in leadership as Albert Kim, the original show developer and Season 1 showrunner, steps down. Christine Boylan and Jabbar Raisani will now take the reins as executive producers for the upcoming seasons. Netflix has confirmed the renewal of the show for two more seasons, culminating with Season 3. Boylan, who previously served as co-executive producer on Season 1, and Raisani, an executive producer, director, and VFX supervisor, will lead the show moving forward. Kim will continue as an executive producer for Seasons 2 and 3.
Kim's decision to explore new opportunities after the extensive development process of 'Last Airbender' has led him to sign a deal with Disney to work as an executive producer on the 'Percy Jackson' series while also developing new projects for the company. Boylan's impressive resume includes work on the Peacock series 'Poker Face,' Netflix-Marvel's 'The Punisher,' Amazon's 'Citadel,' and Freeform's 'Cloak and Dagger.' She is also known for her work as a playwright and comic book writer for various renowned publishers.
