Netflix has offered a first look at season 2 of Wednesday star Emma Myers’ mystery crime series,A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, featuring new cast members. Based on the YA books by Holly Jackson, the series quickly became a hit for the streaming giant.A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder’s castfeatures Wednesday star Emma Myers, which is a massive draw for the series, plus the story weaves together an exciting mystery. Luckily, the Netflix series was picked up for season 2.
Eleven months after the first season’s release, fans finally have exciting new information and photos.A Good Girl’s Guide to Murderseason 2, which will adaptGood Girl, Bad Blood, is in production, with Holly Jackson joining Poppy Cogan as a writer on the show. Netflix’sTudumconfirmed cast membersMisia Butler, Eden H. Davies, and Jack Rowan are joining the second season. First look photos show Emma Myers’ Pip and all three new additions.
Other new cast members include Anna Brindle, Peter Sullivan, Freddie Thorp, Lu Corfield, Stephanie Street, and Freddie England.
What The Updates for A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder Season 2 Mean
Fans Get A Look At Pip’s New Case in A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder
The first look atA Good Girl’s Guide to Murderseason 2 shows the character who will be central to the story. The second season puts Pip back into investigation mode, as the key witness in the Max Hastings case disappears. Jamie Reynolds, the witness played by Eden H. Davies, is shown in the missing poster in the Pip photo and the third picture in Emma Myers’ Instagram post.
TheTudumarticle also provides information about Jamie. He is the brother of Connor fromA Good Girl’s Guide to Murderseason 1. As for his personality, Jamie is quiet and creative, performing as a popular local musician. Given his importance to the case and the fact that he’s a well-known person in town, his disappearance will impact most of the characters inA Good Girl’s Guide to Murderseason 2.
Our Take On A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder Season 2
A Good Girl’s Guide To Murder Season 2 Is Already More Exciting Than Season 1
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murderwas a fun show packed with plenty of twists, but it did have some narrative flaws that critics and audience members mentioned in their reviews. Luckily, there’s major hope that season 2 will include better storytelling, given the fact that Holly Jackson is a writer on the second season. Considering she is the creator of the story, she will know how to tell it better than anyone.
Even though we don’t know Jamie as a character, we know that he’s the only chance of Max getting what he deserves.
What’s more, thecentral mystery ofA Good Girl’s Guide to Murderseason 2will be more compelling than season 1 because we care about the missing character. Pretty much everybody rightfully despises Max and wants him to face justice. Even though we don’t know Jamie as a character, we know that he’s the only chance of Max getting what he deserves.
Ultimately, despite being pumped about the adaptation from the beginning, I’m already more excited aboutA Good Girl’s Guide to Murderseason 2 than I am season 1. I only hope that the new season comes sooner rather than later to keep the momentum going.
