#season-two

#season-two

In season one, Platonic was an enjoyable little sitcom that nonetheless faded from my memory pretty quickly. But something was different about season two from the beginning, and I still haven't totally figured out what it is. There's just something clicking this time around - the characters and their dynamics are more lived-in and distinct, and the storylines themselves feel more engaging and thoughtful without ever fundamentally altering the tone.

When Chance Perdomo died last year, Gen V lost its most promising young performer. But season two has avoided recasting the character or introducing a prominent new student to take his place, instead focusing on a smaller group and developing the people we already know: Marie, Emma, Jordan, Cate, and Sam. That shift is working pretty well for me overall, even if this season feels slightly less novel than the first.

In season two of 'Wizards Beyond Waverly Place', Billie faces challenges as part of the Russo family, while Justin trains three young wizards for a competition.

"We are waiting to hear. I really, really hope so. I feel like there is so much more story to be told. It ends on a cliffhanger."

During an FYC panel, showrunner R. Scott Gemmill revealed he pitched a furry twist for season two of the series, possibly involving Noah Wyle’s character.

Her 'guests' are sort of captives, and her methods are sort of psychological torture. In Nine Perfect Strangers season one, we've seen that Masha has vulnerabilities.

The upcoming season returns with deeper ties to the video game's lore, promising to enhance the story and character connections established in the first season.