Attention Fans! The American romantic comedy television series has found a new streaming home! Continue reading to find out more about Uncoupled Season 2.
If you recall, amidst the series being featured in the Netflix “Top 10” list at number six for one week, Uncoupled was officially canceled by Netflix on January 13, 2023. Despite the overwhelmingly positive feedback, Netflix pulled the plug on the show last month due to its failure to make a mark with an audience like many other series on the platform. To say the least, we have some good news to share as the fans are finally overjoyed because Showtime, whose parent company Paramount owns both MTV and Showtime, has finally picked up “Uncoupled,” for a new season on Netflix.
It is not a surprise that the show was greenlit, as the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes reported an approval rating of 75% based on 48 reviews, with an average rating of 6.70/10. The website’s critics’ consensus reads, “While Uncoupled struggles to integrate the comedic thrills of modern dating with its more serious concerns, the uneasy mixture makes for a surprisingly mature evolution of the Darren Star formula.” On Metacritic, Uncoupled has a score of 63 out of 100 based on 24 professional reviews, indicating “generally favorable reviews.”
So, if you’re one of those people who wants clarification about the renewal status, plot, and cast among other details, then look no further! To find all of your answers, keep reading until the very end. Here is everything we know so far about Uncoupled Season 2.
Uncoupled Season 2: What to expect?
The series is expected to follow the plot from the first season which follows, “The series stars Neil Patrick Harris as a newly single gay Manhattanite navigating the dating scene for the first time in 17 years after his long-term partner abruptly dumps him. As he adjusts to being single in his late 40s, he discovers that the gay dating scene has changed since he was in a relationship, and he quickly realizes that he must act if he does not want to be single forever.” Take a look at the official episode guide below to understand the plot of the show, which will explore the plotlines and character arcs further in the new season.
Chapter 1: Michael plans an elaborate surprise party for Colin’s milestone birthday, but the night takes a devastating turn after a shocking revelation.
Chapter 2: Reeling from the news of Colin’s whereabouts, Michael tries to keep it together during a charity dinner attended by his rival and a prospective client.
Chapter 3: While dealing with his demanding new client, Michael receives a crash course on how to use a hook-up app and the importance of the intimate selfie.
Chapter 4: While feeling betrayed by a friend, Michael lunches with his mother, learns about Colin’s new addition, and confronts some hard truths about himself.
Chapter 5: Michael discovers how much dating has changed in the years since he was last single and attends a seminar with Suzanne to change his outlook on life.
Chapter 6: At a roller disco event, Michael bumps into a guy with boyfriend potential; Claire zeroes in on an apartment, and Stanley goes on a date.
Chapter 7: During a ski weekend with Stanley and Billy, Michael starts to spiral when he receives an update on Colin; Claire joins Suzanne for a night on the town.
Chapter 8: Michael prepares to face Colin at the wedding of the Jonathans, where sobering news, blunt toasts, and deep reflections make it a night to remember.
The main cast members who are expected to reprise their roles are as follows Neil Patrick Harris as Michael Lawson, Tuc Watkins as Colin McKenna, Tisha Campbell as Suzanne Prentiss, Marcia Gay Harden as Claire Lewis, Emerson Brooks as Billy Burns, and Brooks Ashmanskas as Stanley James. The recurring cast members are André De Shields as Jack, Colin Hanlon as Jonathan #1, Jai Rodriguez as Jonathan #2, Nic Rouleau as Tyler Hawkins, Jasai Chase Owens as Kai Prentiss, Stephanie Faracy as Lisa Lawson, and Byron Jennings as Ben Lawson. In addition to this, Starr, Richman, Harris, and Lilly Burns serve as executive producers on the series. MTV Entertainment Studios produces along with Darren Star Productions, Jeffrey Richman Productions, and Jax Media.
While you wait for Uncoupled Season 2 to draw closer to its release date. We suggest you stream the prior season, which is available exclusively on Netflix, with other series of the same genre also accessible on the streaming platform with a range of membership options. The video quality and the number of screens you can use to stream Netflix simultaneously depend on the package you choose. The basic membership starts at $9.99/month, and the standard membership starts at $15.49/month.
You may play mobile games and stream movies and TV shows at no additional cost with any of their services. Take a look at the official trailer for the first season, which includes the phrase “Newly single, forgot how to mingle. Stunned when his longtime boyfriend moves out, a New York City real estate broker faces the prospect of starting over—and dating again—in his 40s.”
Catch up on the previous season and let us know what you think of Uncoupled Season 2 in the comments.