The final chapter seems to be a tear-jerker.
Netflix has dropped the trailer for Firefly Lane season 2 part 2, which brings the tumultuous story of friends Kate Mularkey (Sarah Chalke) and Tully Hart (Katherine Heigl) to an end.
The series charts their relationship from its formation in their teenage years all the way through to adulthood, when difficult events risk tearing them apart forever.
The brand new teaser offers a preview of the final episodes which look to be an emotional rollercoaster as it hops through time to different stages of their lives.
In the later part, we see that Kate has been diagnosed with cancer, with the life-changing revelation prompting her to finally reach out to the friend she became estranged from many years earlier.
Watch the Firefly Lane season 2 part 2 trailer below:
Firefly Lane season 2 kicked off in December 2022 by dropping its first nine episodes, with Netflix opting to hold the remaining seven chapters – keeping fans in suspense for several months.
We now know that the final episodes will drop on Thursday 27th April 2023, with other storylines to be addressed including Tully's trip to Antarctica and the seemingly doomed romance between Kate and Theo (Oliver Rice).
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Netflix is splitting its major seasons into multiple parts increasingly often – with the streamer taking a similar approach with other releases including You and Stranger Things – likely to increase their impact over a longer stretch of time.
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