Disney Channel Renews Secrets of Sulphur Springs for Season 2
The debut season of Disney Channel s
Secrets of Sulphur Springs proved that even young audiences are interested in creepy and mysterious storylines, as the network has confirmed that it has renewed the program for a second season. The overall mystery of the first season may have been answered, but it sounds as though there are plenty more secrets to uncover, which will be explored in the sophomore season. No details have been revealed about when the new season would head into production or debut on the Disney Channel, with the first season now available on both Disney+ and DisneyNow.
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Main Titles for Secrets of Sulphur Springs on Disney Channel Tease a Creepy Mystery (Exclusive)
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In most cases, a TV series opening titles mostly serve as an opportunity to prepare the tone of the adventure the audience is about to watch, whether that be a wacky comedy or a fantastical journey, but in the case of Disney Channel s
Secrets of
Sulphur Springs, these opening sequences serve an additional purpose. In addition to getting viewers into the spirit of the show, each week will see the sequence slightly change and offer alternative looks at the narrative, in some cases even offering up hints to viewers that they might not have caught otherwise. You can check out an exclusive look at the premiere episode s opening sequence above and catch the premiere tonight at 8 p.m. ET on the Disney Channel.
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Disney’s Secrets of Sulphur Springs stars Preston Oliver as Griffin Campbell, and Kyliegh Curran as Harper.
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