Netflix reveals major update about ‘My Life With The Walter Boys' Season 2
The platform also released three new images from the upcoming season, offering a first look at what fans can expect as the YA series returns. Based on the book by Ali Novak, Season 2 will continue Jackie's story following her departure from Silver Falls.
Yeeee-haw! My Life with the Walter Boys Season 2 premieres AUGUST 28. pic.twitter.com/BK2qjK7Xco
— Netflix (@netflix) July 5, 2025
The season picks up after Jackie, played by Rodriguez, spends the summer in New York City following a complex moment where Alex (Ashby Gentry) confesses his love to her and Cole (Noah LaLonde) kisses her. With encouragement from Katherine (Sarah Rafferty), Jackie returns to Colorado, seeking to repair her friendship with Alex while taking space from Cole.
However, Alex has changed over the summer and is focused on rodeo training, while Cole navigates a new role at school, realising it does not replace his love for football as old habits begin to resurface.
Jackie attempts to find her place again in Silver Falls, but maintaining balance becomes essential to avoid undoing her progress.
The series, produced by Sony Pictures Television and International Production and iGeneration Studios, has already been renewed for a third season.
Melanie Halsall serves as showrunner and executive producer, with Ed Glauser and Becky Hartman Edwards also as executive producers.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Express Tribune
8 hours ago
- Express Tribune
Cillian Murphy's new Netflix role sparks intense buzz
Cillian Murphy is stepping into one of his most emotionally charged roles yet in the upcoming Netflix film Steve, and the early buzz suggests it could become one of the platform's most talked-about dramas of the year. The film, adapted from Max Porter's 2023 novel Shy, follows a pivotal day in the life of Steve, a headteacher at a last-chance reform school facing an uncertain future. The story unfolds against the backdrop of the school's possible closure. Murphy's character fights to protect both the institution and the fragile young people who depend on it. Central to the plot is Shy, played by Jay Lycurgo, a troubled teenager struggling to escape the pull of his violent impulses while confronting a turbulent past. The tense dynamic between Steve and Shy is at the heart of the film, promising emotionally raw and unpredictable moments. The supporting cast includes Tracey Ullman, Simni Ajikawo and Emily Watson, adding further depth to the ensemble. The project reunites Murphy with director Tim Mielants, with whom he previously worked on Peaky Blinders and the 2024 feature Small Things Like These. Murphy also shares a creative history with Porter, having starred in a stage adaptation of Grief Is the Thing with Feathers in 2019 and collaborated on the short film All of This Unreal Time in 2021. The film's score, created by Ben Salisbury and Geoff Barrow, is expected to intensify the already high-stakes atmosphere. Set for release in select cinemas on September 19, before its global Netflix premiere on October 3, Steve is already generating a wave of anticipation. Early reactions to the trailer hint that Murphy's performance could be both haunting and career-defining. Fans are eager to see how he balances the authority of a headteacher with the vulnerabilities of a man battling his own inner conflicts.
Express Tribune
a day ago
- Express Tribune
'Wednesday' season 2 reaches 50 million Netflix views in five days after part one release
The second season of Netflix's Wednesday has recorded 50 million views within five days of release, making it the second most-viewed English-language TV week in the platform's history, behind only its first season. Part one of season two, consisting of four episodes, premiered on Wednesday, August 6 and reached the milestone by Sunday, August 10. According to Netflix, the series also achieved the highest number of first-week country rankings among English-language TV shows, holding the top position in 91 countries. While season two's initial figures fall short of season one's November 2022 debut, the two releases differ in structure. Season one was released in full, whereas season two is being released in two parts. Additionally, Netflix has since adjusted its measurement methods, now reporting viewership in total hours viewed and converting this figure into views based on runtime. In its launch week, season two recorded 201.6 million hours viewed, which equates to 50 million views. The Jenna Ortega-led series remains Netflix's most popular English-language TV show overall, with a total of 252.1 million views to date. Based on current performance, season two could enter the platform's all-time top 10 most popular shows, where the tenth-ranked title, Stranger Things 3, holds 94.8 million views. During the week of August 4, Wednesday season two was the most-watched Netflix TV title, with season one returning to the top 10 in second place, gaining 8.6 million views. Other top-performing series included Untamed with 7.2 million views and Hunting Wives with 4.7 million views.
Express Tribune
2 days ago
- Express Tribune
Daredevil: Born Again season two could be the last, says Charlie Cox
Actor Charlie Cox has suggested that the upcoming second season of Daredevil: Born Again could mark the end of the Disney+ series. Speaking at GalaxyCon, the Daredevil star revealed that the latest season, which recently wrapped filming, includes a storyline element not found in the original Marvel Comics — a hint that the show may conclude. 'There's something we do in this final season that doesn't exist in the comics,' Cox told fans during the panel, fueling speculation about the show's future. His comments left some viewers disappointed, especially given that Daredevil: Born Again only debuted earlier this year as a reboot of the fan-favorite Netflix series. However, co-star Vincent D'Onofrio, who portrays Wilson Fisk/Kingpin, offered a different perspective. Responding to a fan on social media, D'Onofrio suggested there is 'a good chance' the series could continue into a third season, leaving the question open. Even if the Disney+ series concludes with season two, the character of Daredevil will remain active in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Cox is set to reprise the role in the upcoming Spider-Man trilogy and future Avengers projects. In the comics, Daredevil frequently teams up with Spider-Man, indicating his storyline will extend beyond the streaming series. Uncertainty also surrounds the future of Kingpin in the MCU. While the character could continue appearing in other Marvel titles, his arc may wrap with Daredevil: Born Again or the forthcoming Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Daredevil: Born Again is scheduled to premiere on Disney+ in Spring 2026, ahead of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Marvel fans will have to wait for official confirmation on whether season two will indeed be the last.
