Dead To Me, a black comedy on Netflix that has been called “the darker version of Grace & Frankie”, has been a hit since season one was released in May 2019.
The series stars Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini as two women who meet at a grief counselling seminar and become fast friends.
Will the show return for a second season? Check out everything we know about the future of Dead To Me below.
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Has Netflix picked the show up for season 2?
Yes! Christina Applegate announced the news on Twitter, along with a pic of her and co-star Linda Cardellini.
“My girl, we got more time together,” she wrote. “I love you.”
My girl We got more time together. I love you pic.twitter.com/S7xdFj6mzk
— christina applegate (@1capplegate) June 4, 2019
When is Dead to Me season 2’s release date?
The show was renewed less than a month after season one launched, so we’re expecting things to happen nice and quickly.
Season one dropped at the beginning of May 2019, and with all going to plan, we expect season 2 will arrive in Spring/Summer 2020.
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Who will be in the cast for Dead To Me season 2?
We know for sure that Applegate and Cardellini will be back – but we’ll have to wait and see if anyone else signs on for the second run. Could James Marsden return, too? More on that below…
What could happen in Dead To Me season 2?
The first season of Dead To Me ended on a major cliffhanger, with Jen (Applegate) and Judy (Cardellini) standing over the dead body of Judy’s ex-fiancé Steve (James Marsden) – and Jen is seemingly the one who shot him.
However, creator Liz Feldman says that the ending “is not exactly what you think”, and that “Netflix will have to order a season two for us all to find out” whether or not Jen killed Steve.
A bait-and-switch would be in-step with the rest of the show: season one was filled with surprising twists and turns, regularly subverting viewers’ expectations. The biggest of these was the revelation that Judy, Jen’s new friend, was responsible for the hit-and-run that left her husband dead.
“There’s an evening of the score and there’s a rebalancing that will take place and almost, in some ways, a role reversal,” Feldman told The Hollywood Reporter. “This show will always be a show that explores the dark sides and the light sides of grief, loss, forgiveness and friendship. So suffice to say, there will be more darkness.”
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