Overview
- Apple announced the Season 2 pickup on Thursday, June 11, and confirmed a multi-year overall deal with creator Katie Dippold.
- Dippold will remain showrunner and executive producer while Hiro Murai is listed as an executive producer and directed multiple first-season episodes.
- The decision follows strong critical and industry momentum for the series, which holds roughly a 97 percent critic rating on Rotten Tomatoes and has generated high-profile praise.
- Season 1 had finished production before the renewal and the announcement arrived six days before the first-season finale, but Apple has not revealed a production start date or Season 2 release window.
- The Dippold deal may include first-look feature opportunities and secures creative continuity for Apple, so the next milestones to watch are official filming dates and cast confirmations.