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Generate Key Takeaways Originally appeared on E! Online No lies—you can soon get up close and personal with the stars of Poker Face. Join E!
News' Will Marfuggi and Erin Lim Rhodes at the Los Angeles premiere of the Peacock crime dramedy’s second season May 1. In addition to star Natasha Lyonne and series creator Rian Johnson, guest stars such as Justin Theroux, Katie Holmes, B.J. Novak, John Mulaney and Cynthia Erivo are among those joining in to celebrate during the E!
@ Poker Face Season Two Premiere livestream event, which kicks off at 7 p.m. PT. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement On Poker Face, which debuted in 2023, Lyonne plays Charlie Cale, a casino worker who solves murders and other crimes across the United States due to her extraordinary ability to tell when people are lying. Season two sees her back on the road, and back on the run from the crime bosses pursuing her.
"I think that, like so many male characters we've seen historically, she's somebody that's actually up to what she's up to," Lyonne told Parade in an interview published April 23. "She's taking a ride across America. She's on the run from the law.
It was her best friend that got her in that trouble. And now she’s back for Season 2." More from E!
Online Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement A trailer for season two of Poker Face offers a sneak peek at some of the guest cast, including Theroux, Holmes, Erivo—who puts on an American accent, as she did in the Wicked films—and Mulaney, who is seen saying, "Who even are you?" before peering through a pair of binoculars. Steve Granitz/FilmMagic Other guest stars include Awkwafina, Rhea Perlman, John Cho, Simon Helberg, Giancarlo Esposito, Carol Kane, and Natasha’s Orange is the New Black costar Taylor Schilling.
The premiere event comes one day after Peacock announced a one-of-a-kind New York City pop-up, which transforms the last remaining gas station in downtown Manhattan into Charlie's "Back on Her BLSH*T Rest Stop," an eatery and hangout inspired by the series. Peacock/NBCUniversal Poker Face season two premieres May 8 with a three-episode debut, followed by new episodes releasing weekly every Thursday on Peacock. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Read on to find out more TV shows that have gotten renewed.
(E! and Peacock are part of the NBCUniversal family.) Renewed: North of North The Arctic comedy will return for season two on Netflix.
Renewed: Dancing With the Stars The ABC competition series will return to the ballroom for season 34. Ending: Heartstopper After three seasons, Netflix announced the much-anticipated final installment will conclude the story of Nick, Charlie and their friends, with a film based around the yet unreleased volume six of Alice Oseman’s graphic novels. Renewed: The Bold and the Beautiful CBS has renewed the long-running soap for three more seasons through 2028.
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Renewed: 9-1-1 No emergency here. ABC has renewed 9-1-1 for season nine. Renewed: Grey's Anatomy Grey's is still alive and kicking.
The long-running medical drama will return for season 22 on ABC. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Renewed: Family Guy The Fox comedy was renewed for four more seasons through season 27. Renewed: The Simpsons The Fox comedy was renewed for four more seasons through season 40.
Renewed: Bob's Burgers The Fox comedy was renewed for four more seasons through season 19. Renewed: Wizards Beyond Waverly Place The Disney comedy was renewed for season two. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Renewed: Watson The CBS drama starring Morris Chestnut was renewed for season two.
Renewed: Severance The AppleTV+ drama will bring more twists and turns when season three premieres. Renewed: A Thousand Blows The Hulu original set in 1880s London will return for season two. Canceled: The Sex Lives of College Girls The Max series' third season was its last.
Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Renewed: Tulsa King Sylvester Stallone's Paramount+ drama was renewed for season three. Renewed: Ted Lasso Renewed: Beauty in Black Tyler Perry's Netflix drama was renewed for season two. Renewed: Landman The Paramount+ drama will return for season two.
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