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Shortly after the show's spectacular night at the Golden Globe Awards, Seth Rogen, co-creator and star of Apple TV+'s popular comedy series 'The Studio,' stated that filming for its second season will start next week. To the delight of both fans and industry insiders, the critically acclaimed comedy of Hollywood's oddities is officially returning behind the cameras after winning Best Television Series–Musical or Comedy and Rogen’s personal prize for Best Actor in a TV Comedy. 'The Studio' premiered in March 2025 and quickly became one of Apple TV+'s most talked‑about series.
Season 1 Success and What 'The Studio' Is All About
On 26th March, 2025, 'The Studio' debuted on Apple TV+, offering viewers a witty and humorous look at life within a failing Hollywood film studio. Seth Rogen plays Matt Remick, a CEO with an obsession with movies who recently took over Continental Studios, a once-proud firm that is now struggling to remain relevant in a changing entertainment world. Critics and viewers praised Season 1 for its smart industry gags, clever writing, and ensemble cast, which included Chase Sui Wonders, Kathryn Hahn, Ike Barinholtz, and Catherine O'Hara.
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The series blends workplace comedy with incisive commentary on Hollywood's quirks and egos, and even featured real‑world cameo appearances from industry figures like Netflix co‑CEO Ted Sarandos. Seth Rogen won his first Golden Globe for Best Actor in a TV Comedy and the sitcom won Best Comedy Series at the 2026 Golden Globe Awards, capping its achievement. In his acceptance speech, Rogen spotlighted the hardworking crew behind the show's long‑take filming style and genuine ensemble dynamic.
What to Expect in Season 2 and Filming Update
Rogen confirmed during the Golden Globes that filming for The Studio's second season will start the next week, and the scripts already include some real-life scenes from the awards season. "Several things that happened leading up to this event…we have written directly into the show," he said, teasing that astute fans will recognize these moments once Season 2 airs.
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Hollywood heavyweights have taken notice of the production since Season 1's success, and Rogen revealed that numerous executives and creatives, including Tom Rothman, chairman and CEO of Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group, have contacted the team in the hopes of appearing in upcoming episodes. Because of the show's popularity, cameo opportunities are increasing, thus Season 2 might be full of surprise personalities with genuine industry touches into the fictional universe.
While Apple TV+ has not yet announced an official release date for the new season, the quick turnaround from renewal to filming suggests fans could see 'The Studio' return later in 2026 or possibly early 2027, following a similar rollout pattern to its first season.
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Anticipation, Cast, and Creative Direction
In addition to Rogen, the main cast is anticipated to return for Season 2, including Chase Sui Wonders, Ike Barinholtz, Kathryn Hahn, and Catherine O'Hara. One of the series' greatest attractions is still the brilliant interaction between these individuals, which ranges from tumultuous studio politics to the erratic whims of movie stars. Fans and insiders alike are excited about how Season 2 can broaden its satire, particularly now that actual award ceremony scenes and business anecdotes are being included into the story.
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'The Studio' is well-positioned to continue resonating with audiences who enjoy witty comedy that parodies the exact world that creates it, thanks to its critical praise, awards recognition, and festival buzz. With cameras rolling soon and stories evolving straight from Hollywood's own surreal experiences, The Studio's next chapter looks set to be as unpredictable and entertaining as the industry it skewers.
