Harlem
Season two of Harlem Ladies of Harlem will premiere on February 3 with two episodes per week across more than 240 countries and territories, according to Prime Video’s debut of first look photos featuring Camille, Quinn, Tye and Angie in new locations – as well as confirmation that this series will begin airing!
Tracy Oliver-created show is known for its clever humor, captivating relationship drama and subtle cultural commentary; these themes will likely only become more prominent with its second run.
| Aspect | Details |
|---|---|
| Title | Harlem Season 2 |
| Cast | – Meagan Good as Camille<br> – Grace Byers as Quinn<br> – Jerrie Johnson as Tye<br> – Shoniqua Shandai as Angie<br> – Tyler Lepley, Juani Feliz, Kadeem Ali Harris, and more… |
| Release Date | Premiered on February 3, 2023, on Prime Video with episodes airing weekly. |
| Plot | Season 2 continues the story of four best friends navigating money, love, and life in New York’s Harlem neighborhood. |
| Production | Created and written by Tracy Oliver, with executive producers including Amy Poehler, Kim Lessing, Dave Becky, and others. |
| Trailer | The return trailer for Season 2 was released, featuring Meagan Good, Jerrie Johnson, Grace Byers, and Shoniqua Shandai. |
Prime Video’s debut season of Harlem brought us dating dilemmas and work drama. On Wednesday, Prime released first-look photos from its eight-episode season featuring Camille (Meagan Good), Tye (Jerrie Johnson), Quinn (Grace Byers), and Angie (Shoniqua Shandai). These first look images showcase Camille socializing while simultaneously navigating both personal and professional journeys.
Though their lives have changed since season one ended, their friendship remains strong. One photo shows the ladies on an apparent girls’ trip while two others capture them managing dating frustrations and workflow hurdles respectively.
Harlem offers a welcome respite in an environment often focused on trauma and tragedy; with its comedic tone and heartwarming themes of infertility, career ambitions, and family legacy being tackled with thoughtful consideration and empathy.
No matter the circumstances of love life drama or cultural humor, the cast has consistently delivered engaging performances to elevate this series. Tyler Leple, Rachel True, Luke Forbes, Courtnee Carter, Sherri Shepherd and Lil Rel Howery among many other guest stars have been standouts with genuine and captivating chemistry that makes watching impossible!
Harlem, created and written by Tracy Oliver, will return on Prime Video starting February 3rd with its second season. The show continues its story about four best friends navigating money, love and life in New York’s Harlem neighborhood; quickly becoming both social media darling and critical success with Meagan Good playing Camille, Grace Byers as Quinn, Jerrie Johnson as Tye and Shoniqua Shandai playing Angie as actors.
The second season begins after the conclusion of Season One, which ended on a cliffhanger. According to its official synopsis, Camille must learn how to put her life back together while Tye contemplates her future and Quinn takes steps toward self-discovery while Angie finds hope within his career prospects.
Fans who enjoyed the first season have eagerly anticipated its second outing for some time now, especially given the stellar team behind it: Tracy Oliver as creator/writer as well as Amy Poehler, Kim Lessing, Dave Becky, Britt Matt Scott King Linda Mendoza Pharrell Williams & Mimi Valdes from i am OTHER serving as executive producers.
Harlem season 2 features Tyler Lepley as Ian, Juani Feliz as Isabela, and Kadeem Ali Harris as Brandon – produced by Paper Kite Productions in collaboration with Amazon Studios and Universal Television from Universal Studio Group.
Amazon has officially renewed the comedy series Harlem for a second season after its successful first run. Starring Meagan Good as Camille, Grace Byers as Quinn, Jerrie Johnson as Tye and Shoniqua Shandai as Angie; Harlem should return later this year.
The debut season of this highly regarded series premiered on December 3, and quickly gained critical acclaim, garnering 95% ratings on Rotten Tomatoes. Following season one’s dramatic cliffhanger, many fans eagerly anticipated season two.
Season Two will see Camille struggling to put her life back together after making major life-altering choices; Tye pondering his future; Quinn beginning an expedition of self-discovery; and Angie seeing an increase in their careers.
Season two will see some familiar faces return, with Tyler Lepley returning as Ian while Sullivan Jones, Rachel True, Sherri Shepherd Luke Forbes and Countess Vaughn will have recurring roles. Oliver will serve as creator, executive producer and writer; other executive producers are Amy Poehler (Friends With Benefits), Kim Lessing (3 Arts) and Paper Kite Productions’ Dave Becky Britt Matt & Linda Mendoza.
Harlem’s second season returned on Prime Video January 5, with premiere photos featuring Meagan Good, Jerrie Johnson, Grace Byers and Shoniqua Shandai in its return trailer. As before, Tracy Oliver (Girl’s Trip writer) remains at the helm.
Season 2 will premiere on February 3, with episodes airing weekly. After Camille explodes her career and splits up with Ian; Tye reconsiders his future; Quinn takes a risk; and Angie’s career advances unexpectedly, Season 2 finds all four girls embroiled in plenty of drama both personal and professional – as well as drama in their romantic relationships, workplace, and family relationships.
Harlem returns with another season full of sharp humor and captivating relationship drama, featuring Sherri Shepherd and Lil Rel Howery making their first recurring guest star appearances since Good Fight season one. Tyler Lepley reprises his role from Season 1, while Lil Rel Howery joins Tyler Lepley as regulars this time around. Tyler Lepley reprises his original role while Sherri Shepherd makes her debut alongside Lil Rel Howery as regular characters – with Tyler Lepley returning as Tyler Lepley alongside Sullivan Jones reprise their respective roles from Season one; additionally, pop culture satire is reaching Good Fight levels of brilliance! Tyler Lepley & Sullivan Jones reprise their original characters while Sherri Shepherd makes her debut alongside Lil Rel Howery!
Amazon Studios and Universal Television co-produce the series alongside Paper Kite Productions under Oliver’s leadership as creator and executive producer. Amy Poehler and Kim Lessing of Russian Doll, Dave Becky, Britt Matt, Linda Mendoza, Pharrell Williams and Mimi Valdes from 3 Arts also serve as executive producers for this endeavor.