‘Dead to Me’ Season 2: Here’s Everything We Know So Far About the Netflix Series

The trailer for the BBC’s latest series I May Destroy You has dropped and we have all the details you need to know.

By J. Kim Murphy

The Dead to Me Season 2 trailer is here, giving fans a first look at the fallout from that shocking Season 1 finale. After somebody — maybe Jen (Christina Applegate), maybe Judy (Linda Cardellini), or maybe someone else entirely — killed Judy's ex-fiancé Steve (James Mardsen), the unlikely friends must do whatever it takes to make sure their bloody secrets stay buried.

Things are getting even more twisted in season two — and it’s taking a major toll on Jen (Christina Applegate) and Judy (Linda Cardellini), whose delicate relationship remains in the balance after all the revelations in season one. 

What would familia be without a little drama?

We have been craving some real estate drama from the Selling Sunset divas since the second we polished off the first series.

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Nacho Varga (Michael Mando) is on shaky ground heading into the Season 5 finale of Better Call Saul. Just when it looked like he was about to be free of Lalo Salamanca (Tony Dalton) for good, Lalo had to turn around and question Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) about what really happened when he picked up that $7 million bail in the desert.

While Los Angeles remains in lockdown, Kyle Richards is preparing herself for the premiere of the “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” on Wednesday night at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Slice.

Netflix's productions might be on pause as a result of the coronavirus pandemic like the rest of Hollywood, but the streaming service still has plenty of new content on the way for the month of May.

Ryan Murphy will continue to take over TV and streaming services next month when Hollywood, his latest star-studded Netflix series, arrives on Friday, May 1. Hollywood is a seven-episode series which follows aspiring actors and filmmakers in a post-World War II Hollywood as they try to make it, no matter the cost.

If there is one miniseries of Netflix that has been grabbing headlines of late, it is Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness. It premiered on the popular streaming platform on March 20, 2020, and is based on the real-life story of zookeeper Joe Exotic. However, there are two more people who deserve credit for the success of the series – Carole Baskin and her husband Howard on whose wildlife sanctuary the scenes have been shot. However, they are now unhappy with the makers.

Ryan Murphy's TV takeover will continue next month when Hollywood, his latest star-studded Netflix series, arrives on Friday, May 1. Hollywood is a seven-episode series which follows aspiring actors and filmmakers in a post-World War II Hollywood as they try to make it, no matter the cost.

After receiving a roaring response for Joe Exotic starrer crime documentary Tiger King, Netflix has dropped a new aftershow for the same. On Sunday midnight, the 8th episode of Tiger King: Murder, Madness, and Mayhem called The Tiger King and I, premiered on Netflix with Joel McHale as the new host interviewing people from the Joe Exotic universe. The 40-minute long episode comes as an added bonus for all the Tiget King fans who binged watched the documentary.

The second season of the hit Netflix comedy series Dead to Me is going to be released next month!