Zach Hadel and Michael Cusack created the adult animated television series Smiling Friends for Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim block, which revolves around a small company dedicated to making people smile.
YOLO premiered with the pilot episode on April 1, 2020, as part of Adult Swim’s annual April Fools’ Day event. A full season of Adult Swim was ordered on May 19, 2021, initially scheduled for late 2021. Co-creator Zach Hadel mentioned the show would premiere “within a few months” during the Adult Swim Festival on November 12, 2021.
Adult Swim finally aired all the first season episodes in one night, despite initial plans for weekly releases, on January 11, 2022.
Smiling Friends has been praised for its writing, visuals, tone, and humor and has been a critical and ratings success. Here is everything you need to know about the second season of Smiling Friends.
Smiling Friends Season 2 Renewed Status
The second season of Smiling Friends was renewed for a second season on February 9, 2022.
‘Birdgirl’, ‘Smiling Friends’ Renewed For Season 2 By Adult Swim https://t.co/NabovfAp1D
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) February 9, 2022
Smiling Friends Season 2 Release Date?
According To releases.com The release date for Smiling Friends Season 2 on Adult Swim in the USA has been confirmed to be in 2023, while the release date for the UK is still to be announced.
Smiling Friends Season 2 Expected Cast:
There is currently no information about the release date of Smiling Friends season 2 since it has not been announced yet. However, we anticipate the return of certain characters.
- Charlie Dompler
- Glep
- Bliblie
- Boss Baby
- DJ Spit
- Desmond’s Mum
- Gnarly
- Mip
- Ronald Reagan
- The Devil
- Pim
- Alan
- Grim
- Mr. Frog
The expected cast of Smiling Friends Season 2 includes returning members such as Michael Cusack, who will voice Pim, Alan, Pim’s Sister, Pim’s Dad, Pim’s Mother, Mr. Frog, Grim, Ketchup Packet, and The Witch. Chris O’Neill will reprise his role as Smormu and the auditioning father, and Marc M. will play The Boss once again. David Dore joins the cast as Party Bro and the Forest Demon, while Erica Lindbeck returns as Assistant Mustard Packet and other characters.
Smiling Friends Season 2 Expected Plotline
In the first season of Smiling Friends, we followed Charlie Pim and his colleague as they worked to make their clients happy and solve their problems. The clients included Mr. Frog, Enchantress, and Ketchup Packet, and they also created a new Smiley Friend named Smormu. However, at the end of the season, it was revealed that Charlie had died when a tree fell on him, and he was sent to hell where he tried to encourage Satan.
If Smiling Friends returns for a second season, we may find out what happens to Charlie and also see more about the rivalry between the Boss and Smiling Friends Inc. The show will continue to include satire, awkward but humorous moments, and commentary on current events. In the first season, they tackled topics such as cancel culture and mental health, and it will be interesting to see how the characters support each other in the upcoming season. This positivity is what makes the show so beloved by viewers, who can’t wait for the premiere of Smiling Friends Season 2!
Where Can You Watch Smiling Friends?
“Smiling Friends” is currently available to stream on Prime Video, VUDU, Adult Swim, Spectrum TV, Apple TV, or HBO Max on your Roku device.
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