Apple TV+’s hit seriesBad Sistersis back for season 2, picking up two years after the “accidental death” of Grace’s abusive husband. The close-knit Garvey sisters have been trying their best to move on, but when past truths resurface, the ladies are forced to figure out who they can and cannot trust. The exciting, thrilling season is filled with twists and turns that will leave viewers shocked and surprised.
Eva Birthistle, who plays Ursula, is also known for her roles inThe Last Kingdom,Imagine Me & You, andBrooklyn. Sarah Greene, who plays Bibi, is well known for her role as Maxine Carlson inRansom. The eight-episodeBad Sistersseason 2debuts on Apple TV+with the first two episodes on November 13, followed by new episodes every Wednesday.
Bad Sisters Season 2 Trailer: A New Dead Body May Reveal Past Secrets As Dark Comedy With 100% RT Score Returns
Ahead of the dark comedy’s return, the trailer for Bad Sisters for season 2 introduces another murder and brings in a three-time Emmy nominee.
Screen Rantinterviewed Eva Birthistle and Sarah Greene aboutthe second season ofBad Sisters. They discuss what it felt like to have audiences all around the world really resonate with the show, and how excited they were to come back. The two actors also tease what fans can expect in season 2.
“When we got the word, we were doing press for season 1, so we were all together, which is really lovely. We could celebrate.”
Screen Rant: How does it feel to know how much people around the world love this series?
Sarah Greene: So lovely. We’re so proud of it. You know? We loved, loved, loved, making it. And so then for it to resonate so well and connect with audiences globally, I think was - it’s so lovely making something you love and put it out into the world and have other people love it as well.
Eva Birthistle: To have them love it as much as we did is really special.
Sarah Greene: It really is. And so, coming back for season two, where we’re just thrilled.
Eva Birthistle: Excited.
Screen Rant: It does feel like things wrap up at the end of season 1, so I was thrilled to see Bad Sisters get picked up for season 2. What did that feel like, when you got the green light?
Eva Birthistle: It was a good day.
Sarah Greene: It was a great day. Relief, I think.
Eva Birthistle: Yeah, because we were really hoping for it, and we had to wait the guts of a year before we knew that it was going to happen, and there was no guarantee. So when we got the word, we were doing press for season 1, so we were all together, which is really lovely. So we could, we could celebrate.
Eva Birthistle and Sarah Greene Praise The Show’s Casting Department For Getting It Right
“The bond was kind of instantaneously really. It happened so easily and naturally. I think they cast the show very well.”
Screen Rant: Have you formed a sisterly bond in real life?
Sarah Greene: Oh, it definitely has.
Eva Birthistle: The bond was kind of instantaneously really. It happened so easily and naturally. I think they cast the show very well. They just got the dynamics right, and it wasn’t work. The conversation started very easily, the rapport and the genuinely liking each other’s company was there from the beginning, and then it was just a matter of growing and us getting to know each other more.
Sarah Greene: And continuing the friendships after we wrapped. We were in touch all the time and hanging out all the time. So to get that call that you’re going back to work with your best friends, it’s pretty great.
“They’re at her hen party, then the wedding, and then a suitcase is pulled out of a lake in the back of Minna’s house, and in it contains the remains, the chopped-up body, of George, JP’s father.”
Screen Rant: What can you tease aboutBad Sistersseason 2?
Eva Birthistle: Two years have passed since the first season. JP is dead. Everybody’s sort of coping with their own ways of moving on.
Sarah Greene: Some better than others.
Eva Birthistle: Ursula is not coping terribly well, it turns out. Grace has moved on with a lovely man. Very, very happy.
Sarah Greene: They’re super happy. We get to see the girls really enjoying life. They’re at her hen party, then the wedding, and then a suitcase is pulled out of a lake in the back of Minna’s house, and in it contains the remains, the chopped up body, of George, JP’s father, and so, from the grave, he haunts them and that it sets the wheels in motion.
Eva Birthistle: The spotlight’s back on them.
Sarah Greene: The case reopens and all of a sudden, they’re scared. They’re super scared and feel like they’re been hunted.
Bad Sisters season 2 returns to follow the lives of the Garvey sisters played by Horgan as Eva, Anne-Marie Duff as Grace, Eva Birthistle as Ursula, Sarah Greene as Bibi and Eve Hewson as Becka. Two years after the “accidental death” of Grace’s abusive husband, the close-knit Garvey sisters may have moved on, but when past truths resurface, the ladies are thrust back into the spotlight, suspicions are at an all-time high, x lies are told, secrets revealed, and the sisters are forced to work out who they can trust.
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Bad Sistersseason 2 will debut on Apple TV+ with the first two episodes on November 13 followed by new episodes every Wednesday through December 25.
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Bad Sisters is an Apple TV+ exclusive series based on the Flemish TV original Clan. The Garvey sisters are a group of five blood-related siblings bonded closely after the untimely death of their parents. Tragedy strikes once again when the husband of Grace Williams (Anne-Marie Duff) dies. The other four sisters, however, haven’t hidden their disapproval of Grace’s husband, John Paul Williams, due to his poor treatment of her on an abusive level. His life insurer notes this and launches an investigation into John’s death. Bad Sisters will take viewers back and forth into the past and present as they unveil the truth about what happened around John’s death.
