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The Beast in Me Is Returning for Season 2 With Claire Danes

Netflix has renewed The Beast in Me for Season 2. Claire Danes will return as Aggie Wiggs, with Howard Gordon and Daniel Pearle as co-showrunners.

By Kenza Benouna2 min read
Claire Danes as Aggie Wiggs in an official image from the first season of Netflix's The Beast in Me.
Claire Danes as Aggie Wiggs in an official image from the first season of Netflix's The Beast in Me.Netflix (Season 1 image)

The Beast in Me will return for Season 2, Netflix has confirmed. Claire Danes is set to reprise writer Aggie Wiggs, turning what began as a limited-series story into a continuing one. Netflix has not announced a premiere date, episode count or new plot synopsis.

Who is returning?

Danes is the confirmed returning lead. Howard Gordon, a writer on the first season, will co-run the second with Daniel Pearle. Netflix describes the season as the first project under a new creative partnership with Gordon. Its announcement also lists Danes, Gordon, Pearle and several Season 1 collaborators among the executive producers.

The renewal does not, by itself, confirm which other characters will appear. In particular, Netflix’s announcement describes Matthew Rhys’s Nile Jarvis as part of Aggie’s Season 1 story; it does not announce him as a Season 2 cast member. Readers should not treat a first-season cast list as a return list.

What will Season 2 be about?

Netflix has yet to say. Gordon says the team moved forward after finding a story it considered worthy of continuing the show, but the announcement gives no setting, mystery or character arc for the new episodes. The official image above shows Danes in Season 1 and is used as context, not as a look at new footage.

There is also no Season 2 release window yet. Until Netflix publishes one, a production or premiere year would be a guess. The official renewal notice is the current source for the confirmed cast and creative team.

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