Vice Principals season 2 premiere date won’t be until fall
We’ve got some good news and bad news when it comes to the future of Vice Principals this year on HBO. The good news is that the extremely-funny series featuring Danny McBride and Walton Goggins will have a chance to wrap up the story before the end of 2017. However, the bad news is that the episodes won’t return to the air until fall.
In the new video below via the network, you can get further clarification on this very thing as the clip makes it abundantly clear that Vice Principals season 2 is not coming until fall. This is certainly a bummer to hear given that production’s been over on the show for a while already. Yet, it feels like this may be a move designed specifically for the purpose of boosting shows to support other words.
Take, for example, Insecure. The Issa Rae comedy aired last year in the fall, but it’s now moving to the summer in the spot occupied by Vice Principals. Part of the logic behind that could just be a desire for the network to give Insecure a ratings bump following Game of Thrones and Ballers, two of their most-successful series. Given that there are no plans for either Ballers or Insecure to end anytime soon, there is that incentive to help the two of them out in some way.
As for Vice Principals, there’s less of that incentive when you know that season 2 is the last one for the story. Therefore, airing it in the fall makes a little more sense. If you did love the first season of the show, odds are that you’ll be around and find a way to watch it once more.
Hopefully, at some point over the summer there will be some sort of extended trailer for Vice Principals season 2, that way everyone gets an opportunity to see more of the story and what some of the folks over at HBO have in store for us. The clips of the show in the video below are so short that it’s almost impossible to make anything of them.
What do you think about the Vice Principals season 2 premiere being in the fall as opposed to the summer? Do you understand the reasoning, or are you upset about it regardless? Share in the comments!
Donnie Hagy
June 19, 2017 @ 12:34 am
I understand…but then, I don’t. Given the plot has pigeonholed the series, I can understand why it’s only going to be on for two seasons. What I don’t understand is why not bring it back now, since there is usually just s**t on during the summer? Only, please don’t schedule it opposite “Preacher”.
Cell85
June 18, 2017 @ 11:07 pm
Of course I’m upset. Im ready now!