Sweet Tooth’s second season, which is expected to premiere on Netflix in late 2022 or early 2023, is now under production. After a successful premiere in 2021, the DC comics series was quickly renewed for a second season. What we know about Sweet Tooth season 2 thus far includes who the new characters will be, what we can anticipate, and more!
Sweet Tooth premiered on Netflix on June 4, 2021, based on the Jeff Lemire comic book. Team Downey is a collaboration between Warner Bros. Television, DC Entertainment, and Warner Brothers Pictures.
A viral pandemic wipes out most of the world’s population in the post-apocalyptic future of the series. Hybrid kids are also born during this time period. Gus, a young half-deer, half-human youngster, is the core of our story, which takes place in a secluded region with his father.
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Sweet Tooth Season 2 Story
Season 2 of Sweet Tooth will be based on Jeff Lemire’s comic book series, but there aren’t many hints in the source material about what to expect. The tale in Lemire’s novel is darker and more violent than the show’s, which is aimed at a more family-friendly audience.
According to producer Susan Downey, “the objective was to develop it for a family audience.” For us, it’s important that our entire family be able to participate in the show. On Gus’s journey, we chatted to Jeff Lemire about the importance of Gus and his relationship with Jep, as well as the intriguing array of individuals and obstacles they encounter. Our showrunners Jim Mickle and I discussed the concept of creating a storybook or fairytale dystopia—the idea that nature would take over and it would be green and lush—when we got Mickle on board as a co-showrunner. When Jeff gave us the go-ahead to move forward with the story, we were confident and pleased with our progress.
Sweet Tooth Season 2 Cast
- Nonso Anozie as Tommy Jepperd/Big Man Nonso Anozie, a British actor, has been in a number of films and television shows. To name a few, he has starred as Tank in RocknRolla and Ender’s Game and has played Sergeant Dap, Abraham Kenyatta, Capt. of the Guards in Cinderella, and Xaro Xhoan Daxos in Game of Thrones and Tommy Jepperd in Sweet Tooth.
- Christian Convery as Gus/Sweet Tooth Christian Convery, a Canadian actor, is known for his roles in films and television. In the Netflix fantasy series Sweet Tooth, he plays Gus.
- Adeel Akhtar as Dr. Aditya Singh a British actor by the name of Adeel Akhtar His performance in Murdered by My Father got him the British Academy Television Award for Best Actor in 2017.
- Aliza Vellani as Rani Singh
- Stefania LaVie Owen as Bear/Rebecca Walker
- Dania Ramirez as Aimee Eden
- Neil Sandilands as General Douglas Abbot (aka the General)
- Naledi Murray as Wendy
- Will Forte as Bubba
- Amy Seimetz as Birdie
- James Brolin as the Narrator
Sweet Tooth Season 2 Release Date
Netflix has yet to confirm the release date of Sweet Tooth season 2. Nevertheless, we are capable of making educated guesses. It’s not looking good for a Netflix release in 2022, given that filming is now underway and is expected to go until June 2022. If filming continues until the end of June, the second season of Sweet Tooth will come on Netflix somewhere in early 2023. Currently, there are a few Netflix shows that wrap up production in June and are able to release their seasons at the end of the year. For Sweet Tooth season 2, I’m not sure if that’s possible. This show has fewer special effects than others, but the turnaround time is still very short. Season 2 of Sweet Tooth will premiere on Netflix in the fourth quarter of 2022 at the earliest (October-December).
Sweet Tooth Season 2 Trailer
Even though production on the second season of Sweet Tooth has just begun, it’s premature to be talking about a new trailer. All we know for sure is that the show’s young star Christian Convery will participate in a quick online Q&A at the DC FanDome in October 2021. Aside from the fact that his deer ears are remote-controlled, there are a few tidbits regarding the making of the show in this trailer.
