It looks like Kaley Cuoco got her wish: Cassie Bowden s story isn t over.
The Flight Attendant has been renewed for a second season, HBO Max announced Friday morning, a day after the show s season 1 finale. More importantly, it will indeed follow Cuoco s titular stewardess Cassie on another adventure. To say that I am elated would be an understatement! The positive response to our show has surpassed all of our expectations and I’m so proud of the entire team behind its success,” said Cuoco, the show s executive producer and star, said in a statement. “I’m thrilled to continue my partnership with Team Berlanti, Steve Yockey, HBO Max and of course my beloved studio, Warner Bros. I have amazing partners in Suzanne McCormack and Mackenzie Shade at Yes, Norman Prods., where we are committed to delivering diverse and quality entertainment, including an exciting (and probably a little crazy)
The Flight Attendant for a second season, even after initially billing it as a miniseries, the WarnerMedia-owned streamer announced Friday. The announcement comes one day after the thrilling conclusion to the first season was released.
The second season will see the return of star and executive producer Kaley Cuoco as Cassie, who will find herself in the center of a new adventure. It is unclear who else among the ensemble will be returning.
“We are delighted that the show has resonated so strongly with audiences and critics, said Casey Bloys, Chief Content Officer at HBO and HBO Max. We congratulate Kaley, [creator] Steve [Yockey], Greg [Berlanti] and Sarah [Schecter], along with the rest of the incredibly talented cast, executive producers and our partners at Warner Bros. Television on all the success of the first season. I look forward to seeing where Cassie will go next.”
The Flight Attendant is officially getting a second season.
HBO Max s murder-thriller was officially renewed on December 18. “Heading to the airport to solve another crime,” the TV show s Twitter account shared. “#TheFlightAttendant Season 2 has been cleared for lift off.” Despite how much this show actually spends on the ground, I will never get tired of the airplane puns.
In the first eight episodes of Steve Yockey s chaotic dark comedy, which premiered on November 26, audiences were introduced to a troubled flight attendant, Cassie (Cuoco), and watched her spin out of control following the brutal murder of her latest hookup, Alex Sokolov (Michiel Huisman). After waking up in bed with his dead body, Cassie, a struggling alcoholic, tries desperately to solve his murder, even if that means putting those she loves in danger.
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Kaley Cuoco Thanks You for Flying With âThe Flight Attendantâ
Cuoco, the star and executive producer of the HBO Max thriller, and the showrunner Steve Yockey discuss the season finale and their ideas for Season 2.
“The Flight Attendant” is part mystery-thriller and part screwball comedy. “It was so tonally challenging, I did every scene multiple ways,” Kaley Cuoco said.Credit.Colin Hutton/HBO
By Jennifer Vineyard
This interview includes spoilers for Thursdayâs finale of âThe Flight Attendant.â
Early in âThe Flight Attendantâ on HBO Max, Kaley Cuocoâs titular character Cassie asks, âWhatâs wrong with messy?â Sheâs referring partly to her taste in Russian literature (long story) but also to herself. Whatâs wrong with being a little complicated, she wonders?