Overview
- Storrie said on TODAY that Season 2 could film as early as summer 2026, noting there is no firm start date while creator Jacob Tierney continues writing.
- François Arnaud said an earlier U.S. streaming partner pushed for “no kissing until episode five,” a note he says prompted Tierney to take the project to Canada.
- The breakout series was produced for Crave and is streaming on HBO Max in the U.S., with international rollouts expanding its audience.
- On the press tour, Storrie recounted speaking Russian convincingly enough to fool a background actor and said his father has not watched the show.
- Storrie also shared that he nearly lost a restaurant job the day he learned he was cast, while emphasizing that the team does not want to rush Season 2.