Overview
- Acorn TV officially ordered a second season of You're Killing Me that will again consist of six hour-long episodes.
- Brooke Shields and co-star Amalia Williamson announced the renewal at an ATX Television Festival panel in Austin, with Acorn saying production will begin later this year.
- The show stars Shields as a bestselling novelist who teams with Williamson's true-crime podcaster and Tom Cavanagh as the local detective, and Robin Bernheim created and executive-produces the series.
- AMC Studios and Acorn described the series as a breakout for the platform and said its strong launch and engaged audience motivated the greenlight; AMC Studios and Dynamic Television hold distribution rights outside Canada.
- Season one is currently streaming on Acorn TV with new episodes released weekly and the finale scheduled for June 22, and the renewal signals continued investment in short, six-episode mystery dramas that can drive subscription engagement.