The semi-autobiographical show, which follows the chaotic journey of Benny (Benito Skinner), a closeted former football player and homecoming king, as he navigates college, is set to release its second season from February 17 on the platform.
It continues: "Deeply funny and personal, the show explores the lengths to which we all overcompensate while on the path to finding out who we really are."
Wally Baram also stars as Benny’s best friend Carmen, alongside Mary Beth Barone as Benny’s older sister, while other returning cast members in season 2 include Adam DiMarco, Rish Shah, Holmes, Owen Thiele, Kyle MacLachlan, Connie Britton, Lukas Gage and Nell Verlaque.
Show writer, star and executive producer Skinner previously told Deadline that he has “something sinister” planned for season 2, revealing back in June: “I do play two characters this season. Yeah, there’s something coming, something sinister."
The show premiered in May 2025, and proved to be a huge hit for the streamer, with Skinner telling Huffpost that the success of the series "felt so surreal".
He continued: “I feel so incredibly lucky that people found the show and rallied behind it.”
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