Viewers of The Afterparty Season 2 might be wondering exactly how many episodes are in the series and when each new episode comes out. It follows a murder mystery at a wedding. After the groom is murdered, everyone at the wedding afterparty becomes a suspect, and the series digs deeper into many of them one by one.
Here’s how many episodes are in The Afterparty Season 2 and on what day new episodes come out.
How many episodes are in The Afterparty Season 2?
The Afterparty Season 2 has 10 episodes.
The episode list is as follows:
- Episode 1 – Aniq 2: The Sequel
- Episode 2 – Grace
- Episode 3 – Travis
- Episode 4 – Hannah
- Episode 5 – Sebastian
- Episode 6 – Danner’s Fire
- Episode 7 – Ulysses
- Episode 8 – Feng
- Episode 9 – Isabel
- Episode 10 – Zoe & Vivian
Compared to the first season, Season 2 has 2 extra episodes. They continue the pattern from season 1 where every episode focuses on one character in particular. The upcoming episodes will dive deeper into the lives of Ulysses, Feng, Isabel, Zoe, and Vivia.
The cast of The Afterparty Season 2 includes Tiffany Haddish as Detective Danner, Sam Richardson as Aniq, and Zoe Chao as Zoe in the lead. Others added as suspects are John Cho as Ulysses, Ken Jeong as Feng, Paul Walter Hauser as Travis, and Anna Konkle as Hannah.
When do new The Afterparty Season 2 episodes come out?
New episodes of The Afterparty Season 2 typically come out every Wednesday. The series ends on September 5, 2023.
The official synopsis for the series reads:
“In season two, a wedding is ruined when the groom is murdered and every guest is a suspect. Detective Danner returns to help Aniq and Zoë solve the whodunnit by questioning family members, star-crossed lovers, and business partners, and hearing each suspect’s retelling of the weekend, each with their own unique perspective and visual style.”
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