Poker Face Season 2: Complete Guide and Updates
Poker Face is making its highly anticipated return to Peacock this May after a two-year hiatus. Created by the talented Rian Johnson, known for his work on Looper, Knives Out, and Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the show brings back classic mystery-of-the-week vibes reminiscent of shows like Columbo, The Rockford Files, and Murder, She Wrote. Natasha Lyonne, who serves as an executive producer, director, writer, and star of the series, reprises her role as Charlie Cale, a sleuth with a unique talent for detecting lies.
In the upcoming Season 2, Charlie Cale’s journey takes a new turn as she delves into solving murder mysteries across various settings, from minor league baseball to big box retail, funeral homes, alligator farms, and even a grade school talent show. Expect deadpan wit, human empathy, and of course, Charlie’s exceptional lie-detecting skills to guide her through these thrilling adventures.
The premiere date for Season 2 of Poker Face is set for Thursday, May 8 on Peacock, with the first three episodes launching on that day. Subsequent episodes will be released every Thursday thereafter, so mark your calendars!
One of the exciting aspects of Season 2 is the impressive lineup of guest stars joining the show. From David Alan Grier to Awkwafina to John Mulaney, the list is long and impressive, promising some unforgettable performances.
To catch all the action, make sure to tune in exclusively on Peacock, where all 12 episodes of Poker Face Season 2 will be available. For those new to the show, you can catch up on Charlie’s journey by streaming all of Season 1 right on the platform.
Peacock offers two subscription plans: Premium with ads for $7.99 a month or Premium Plus with no ads and download access for certain titles for $13.99 a month. And if you’re a student, you can enjoy the Premium plan for just $1.99 for an entire year!
Don’t miss out on the thrilling adventures of Charlie Cale in Season 2 of Poker Face, coming soon to Peacock. It’s a mystery worth solving!
