Billions ended after seven seasons with its major conflict resolved, but the finale also gave almost every central character a new beginning.

Bobby Axelrod returned to New York, reclaimed his place in the financial world, reunited with many of his old people, and went back to doing what Axe does best.

Chuck Rhoades and Axe ended their old war on very different terms than where they began. After working together to stop Mike Prince, they parted with genuine respect. Their alliance was meant to be temporary, and Chuck returned to pursuing white-collar crime, leaving open the question of what happens when their interests cross again.

Taylor Mason walked away from Axe's world to create the Taylor Mason Foundation, taking everything they learned over seven seasons into a completely new chapter.

Wendy Rhoades chose not to return to Axe's firm. She remained CEO of Mental, where she could build something of her own and help people outside the structure that had tied her to Axe and Chuck for years.

Wags returned to Axe's side to help get the firm running again, while leaving his own future open.

These are satisfying endings. They are also fascinating starting points.

What happens when these people cross paths again several years later?

The financial world they would return to has changed dramatically. Artificial intelligence, prediction markets, private credit, digital assets, sovereign wealth, private markets, quantitative investing, sports ownership, media power, and the growing concentration of capital have created new battles over money and influence.

Billions was at its best when exceptional people with different motivations collided over capital, power, loyalty, psychology, competition, and incentives.

There are still stories to tell with these characters without undoing the original finale.

We are asking Skydance, Paramount+, Showtime, Brian Koppelman, David Levien, and the Billions creative team to consider a limited continuation with the original core cast.

Our preferred format is six to eight episodes.

This is not a request to erase Season 7 or restart the same Axe-versus-Chuck conflict.

Move the story forward.

Axe is back.

Taylor has their foundation.

Wendy has Mental.

Chuck has returned to his work.

Wags is back beside Axe, at least for now.

Years have passed. Their lives have changed. The financial world has changed.

Let's see what happens when their paths cross again.

If you would watch Bobby Axelrod, Chuck Rhoades, Wendy Rhoades, Mike “Wags” Wagner, Taylor Mason, and other returning characters enter the next chapter of Billions, sign this petition.

Bring Billions back as a limited continuation with the original core cast.

Six to eight episodes.

One more chapter.