New Delhi: Upon its 2022 premiere, Worst Roommate Ever immediately became one of Netflix’s most talked-about documentary series. Many reviewers praised the first season as well. Over time, it became one of the most captivating documentary programs on Netflix.
However, Worst Roommate Ever will be getting a second season, according to an official announcement made by Netflix.
The miniseries, which aired in March 2022, consisted of five episodes and featured four storylines of various crooks, scam artists, and murderers, such as Dorothea Puente, K.C. Joy, and Jamison Bachman.
Season 2 will continue in the same vein with a new set of tales. On June 26, four new episodes of the series will premiere, delving into the terrible real-life accounts of nightmare housemates.
About the Second Season
Some of the topics discussed in the first season were boarding house operator, Dorothea Puente, missing college student Maribel Ramos, fraudulent athlete Youssef Khater, and serial squatter Jamison Bachman. By following five instances, viewers learn about the notorious Jamison Bachman, K.C. Joy, and Dorothea Puente.
Roommates who seem kind at first glance but turn out to be evil or even violent, causing unsuspecting victims terrible suffering, will once again be the focus of the series.
More suspenseful and deceitful plots are likely to appear in season two, after the success of the first.
When and Where to Watch?
The documentary series Worst Roommate Ever, which presented its first episode in 2022, has been given an official announcement for a second season by Netflix. The second season of Worst Roommate Ever is planned to be released on June 26, 2024, according to an official announcement made by Netflix.
First look trailer for WORST ROOMMATE EVER season 2 coming in June 2024
We exclusively reported the renewal last week: https://t.co/D51jPgF2Wm pic.twitter.com/3O9G7W5F0x
— What’s on Netflix (@whatonnetflix) May 21, 2024
Cast and Crew
New episodes are going to be out during its second season, which are directed by Domini Hofmann. Cynthia Childs is involved in the production of the series, which is produced by Blumhouse Television and ITV America.
Jason Blum, Gretchen Palek, Jeremy Gold, Scoop Wasserstein, Mary Lisio, Jordana Hochman, and Childs contribute to the production as executive producers.
