Netflix is already mapping out its November slate, and one of the most anticipated returns is the racy crime thriller The Hunting Wives. The streamer has officially set the premiere date for Season 2: Thursday, November 26, 2026. The announcement comes after the show's explosive debut last July, which turned it into a cultural phenomenon despite its rocky path to the small screen.

Originally developed by Lionsgate Television for Starz, the project was left without a home when the two companies parted ways. Netflix swooped in, initially offering the series only to U.S. subscribers. That limited rollout didn't stop it from becoming a sensation—it racked up over 2 billion viewing minutes in its first two weeks and stayed in Netflix's top ten for five weeks, amassing more than 20 million views. The buzz was so loud that it even inspired a Saturday Night Live sketch. Eventually, the licensing deal expanded globally, and now the world can join in on the fun.

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Critics were largely entertained, giving the first season an 81% score on Rotten Tomatoes, while audiences were more divided at 64%. But the raw numbers tell the real story: this is a show people couldn't stop watching. The spicy drama, created by Rebecca Cutter, follows Sophie (Brittany Snow) and Margo (Malin Åkerman) as they navigate a dangerous game of secrets, seduction, and murder in a small Texas town.

What to Expect in Season 2

Details are still under wraps, but the new season promises to bring Sophie and Margo back together when a fresh threat emerges. The twist? They're not sure whose side they're on. Snow and Åkerman have teased that Season 2 goes even further than the first, with Snow joking, "If anything, everyone is going to be like, 'Wait, they went where? They did what?'" So expect more jaw-dropping moments and plenty of twists.

Joining the cast are Branton Box as Sheriff Johnny, Dale Dickey as Zelda Moffitt, Kim Matula as Nadia, Cam Gigandet as Gentle John Moffitt, Alex FitzAlan as Trout, John Stamos as Chase Brylan, and Angel Reese as Trainer Barbie. Their characters are sure to stir up even more chaos in the already tangled web of relationships and rivalries.

If you're hungry for more crime dramas while you wait, check out our list of shows like The Gentlemen for your next binge. Or, if you're in the mood for a twisty thriller with a similar vibe, Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant's The Undoing is a gripping watch.

With its mix of steamy drama, suspense, and a dash of dark humor, The Hunting Wives has carved out a unique niche. Season 2 is set to deliver even more of the craziness that made the first season a hit. Mark your calendars for November 26, 2026, and get ready to dive back into the hunt.

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