Dear Season 2, We cannot wait to see what you have in store for us! Your trailer was so exciting and left us wanting more. We are eagerly counting down the days until your premiere date. Also, please let us know who is returning for the cast, as we are dying to know!
Hey guys, there are a lot of exciting things happening with Dear. First of all, we have just finished the first half of writing for season 2. We are very excited about the stories and characters we have in store for you.
As far as casting goes, we will be announcing who is returning and who is not soon. But until then, I cannot say anything! Rest assured, though, that there will be some familiar faces…and some new ones as well.
Do you know about the release date Dear Season 2:
This series will be released on 4 March 2022. Also, the series has been confirmed to have ten episodes. This series tells the story of a group of friends who have since moved on but are still in touch and reminiscing. They have grown up and are focusing on different things and would meet at their old apartment now and then to hang out.
Dear is a web-based, short-form series that portrays relatable stories. The series is co-written by Ashley Esqueda, Jhoselyn Hidalgo, Khaira Kalima, and Adrienne Vergara. The series was created by Natalie Mendoza, with direction by Scott Currie and executive produced by Ate de Leon.
Here is the plot of Dear Season 2 discussed:
“The story will revolve around nine friends who reunite and relive the good old days of their childhood. It’s been 2 years since they’ve seen each other, and as they reconnect, they’re reminded of how much fun and how far apart they’ve all grown up.
While back home giving them a chance to spend time reminiscing on their best years, it’s also a reminder of how far away each of them has come in the past few years.” Dear Season 2 is described as a “comedic drama” that is “intriguing, poignant, unpredictable and relatable.” The series will focus heavily on ensemble characters.
The Name of Cast & Characters of Dear Season 2:
- Lissette: played by Jhoselyn Hidalgo.
- Britney: played by Adrienne Vergara.
- Rocky: played by Khaira Kalima.
- Mark: played by Ashley Esqueda.
- Danny: played by Mark Malugani/Seamus Ricotta
- Maddie: played by Melanie Rivera
- Deezy: Played by Ricky Lo
- Mitch: Played by Sean Bernal
What can we expect from this series Dear Season 2?
We can expect a lot of pain and heartbreak, as well as some laughs. Or, as they say, “Some people need to be punched in the face”. Also, expect a lot of relatable scenes. The director for Dear spoke about how the show is like a “love letter” to Los Angeles and things happening in the world today. It’s safe to say that millions of people will relate to this series. Dear is going to be a sequel, and it’s not going to be disappointing at all.
How will the show differ from the first season now that it’s in a new format?
The most significant change with Dear Season 2 is the length of the episodes. The episodes will be longer than Dear Season 1’s 5-minute length. Also, Dear Season 2 will be released on Netflix, so it will have a larger audience than before. But the showrunners want people to know that it won’t be too different from season 1.
Any update on the cast and crew members of Dear Season 2?
Natalie Mendoza, Ashley Esqueda, Khaira Kalima, and Adrienne Vergara are returning as writers for Dear Season 2. Scott Currie and Ate de Leon will continue to serve as directors. In addition, Netflix has confirmed that Mark Malugani and Seamus Ricotta will join the cast. Attending the TCA Panel for Dear season two, co-creator Natalie Mendoza gave some hints about what fans can expect from season 2: “We’re excited to get back into writing it,” she said.
Will there be a change in tone or focus with the new season?
Like many shows on TV today, Dear’s first season was reshaping the concept of “pilot” episodes, but with only a few exposition scenes. This left the audience wanting more about the characters’ backstories. However, Dear has been made into a 10 episode mini-series this time around, rather than being in five-minute segments. This could mean that they will have time to develop the characters further, flesh them out more, and add some extra drama to each character’s personality.
Dear’s creators and writers stirred up a lot of feelings in viewers during season one, and they’re expected to do so in the future as well. The episodes come out once a week, but those who can’t wait for more Dear might be able to see it at the South by Southwest Film Festival next spring! Besides that, you’ll have to keep checking back at Netflix for new episodes.
