Peacock has renewed "The Five Star Weekend" for a second season, reversing its original status as a limited series. The Jennifer Garner-led drama, based on Elin Hilderbrand's novel, has become the streaming service's No. 1 scripted series of all time in overall reach. It has drawn 2.1 billion minutes watched since its July 9 premiere, according to the network. The pickup follows the show's strong viewing numbers, which prompted Peacock to order more episodes. The renewal means Garner and other cast members are poised to return for the new season. The series originally was announced as a limited series, but its popularity changed that plan. Peacock did not specify a premiere date for season two or reveal new plot details. The show's success underscores the appeal of Hilderbrand's beach-set storytelling, which has a large readership. The second season is expected to continue adapting the author's work.