From season 2: Release date, cast and latest news for Sky sci-fi
The sci-fi horror series is returning to answer some of those hanging questions in season 2.
If you've been racking your brain hoping to work out the answers to some of the mysteries behind sci-fi horror series From, then never fear - the second season is just around the corner.
The first season proved hugely popular with viewers and came from the creators of Lost. Like that series, it hinged on a number of mysterious goings-on, focusing on a strange town which traps anyone who enters.
Harold Perrineau leads a cast including the likes of Catalina Sandino Moreno and Eion Bailey, and has teased that the "horrors" to come in this second season are worse than in the first. Gulp.
Season 2 has already aired in the US and a third season has been confirmed. But when will the second outing air on Sky and NOW in the UK, giving fans a resolution to that cliffhanger?
Read on for everything you need to know about From season 2.
When will From season 2 be released on Sky?
While From season 2 started airing new episodes on MGM+ (previously known as Epix) in the US from Sunday 23rd April 2023, UK viewers have had to wait for news on when they will get to see them.
Now, that wait is over, as it has been confirmed that From will return for its second season on Sky Sci-Fi and NOW from Tuesday 25th July at 9pm.
The first two episodes will air back-to-back on 25th July, while all episodes of the season will also be made available to stream.
What will From season 2 be about?
Deadline reported back in April 2022 that From season 2 will see "hidden truths about the nature and terrifying origins of the town begin to emerge, even as life for its residents is plunged into chaos by the arrival of mysterious newcomers."
Meanwhile, in the same month, star Harold Perrineau suggested to Variety that the only thing the writers had told him about a second season is that "the monsters in season 1 are just the beginning. That the horrors are worse. And if there’s something worse than these flesh-devouring, leave-your-face-on-but-eat-your-insides monsters, it’s going to be a creepy couple of years."
From cast: Who will be back for season 2?
It has been confirmed that the majority of the cast of From season 1 will return for season 2, with a couple of exceptions. As their characters (spoilers) both died in season 1, neither Paul Zinno nor Shaun Majumder are expected to come back.
We also know of some new cast members joining, including Nathan D Simmons, Kaelen Ohm, Angela Moore, AJ Simmons and Deborah Grover.
Here's a full list of the cast for From season 2:
- Harold Perrineau as Boyd Stevens
- Catalina Sandino Moreno as Tabitha Matthews
- Eion Bailey as Jim Matthews
- Hannah Cheramy as Julie Matthews
- Simon Webster as Ethan Matthews
- Ricky He as Kenny Liu
- Chloe Van Landschoot as Kristi Miller
- Corteon Moore as Ellis Stevens
- Pegah Ghafoori as Fatima Hassan
- David Alpay as Jade Herrera
- Elizabeth Saunders as Donna Raines
- Elizabeth Moy as Tian-Chen Liu
- Avery Konrad as Sara Myers
- Scott McCord as Victor
- Nathan D Simmons as Elgin
- Kaelen Ohm as Marielle
- Angela Moore as Bakta
- AJ Simmons as Randall
- Deborah Grover as Tillie
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From season 2 trailer
You can watch the full trailer for From season 2 right here.
From is available on Sky Sci-Fi and NOW – sign up for Sky TV here. For more, check out our dedicated Sci-Fi page or our full TV Guide and Streaming Guide.
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James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.