Russian Doll Season 2: Release Date On Netflix And Other Major Updates

The first season of Russian Doll premiered on Netflix on 1 February 2019. Natasha Lyonne, Amy Poehler,  Leslye Headland created the show for Netflix. The show follows Nadia Vulvokov played by Lyonne, a video game developer who frequently dies and relives the same night in a continuous-time loop and attempts to solve it, leading to her discovering Alan Zaveri in the same condition played by Charlie Barnett. The streaming giant renewed the show for a second season in June 2019. Here’s everything we know about season 2 of Russian Doll so far:

Release Date Of Season 2

There is no official announcement about the release date of season 2. According to sources, the second season of the show is expected to release in late spring 2024.

Cast Of Season 2

There is no official announcement about the cast members of season 2. However, we expect most of the main characters of season 1 to reprise their role in season 2 of the show. These include Natasha Lyonne as Nadia Vulvokov, Charlie Barnett as Alan Zaveri, Greta Lee as Maxine, Rebecca Henderson as Lizzy, Yul Vazquez as John Reyes, and Elizabeth Ashley as Ruth Brenner.

Expected Plot Of Season 2

Netflix has not released any official statement about the storyline of season 2. The showrunners of the show are currently remaining much tight-lipped about what the storyline of season two of the show might be. After all, watching Nadia’s mysterious and wonderful world reveal is a portion of the fun. But, the showrunners of the show have said that they have always seen the show as having a three-season. It means that season 2 of the series is not the last season of the show and we can watch season 3 of the show as the showrunners of the show says about it.

Trailer Of Season 2

There is no official trailer of the second season of the show. However, Netflix has released a video announcing the series’ renewal for a second season of the show.

Sweet Birthday, Babyyy! #RussianDoll is coming back for Season 2. Let's get loopy. pic.twitter.com/kVmPsFG7M2

— Russian Doll (@RussianDoll) June 11, 2019