YOUNGER s2
Director: Darren Star
Cast: Sutton Foster, Hilary Duff, Debi Mazar, Miriam Shor, Nico Tortorella, Peter Hermann, Molly Bernard
Younger Season 2 picks up right where the first season left off — with Liza Miller (Sutton Foster), a 40-year-old newly-divorced mother posing as a 26-year-old to restart her publishing career, trying to balance her tangled web of lies. As her romantic and professional lives get even more complicated, the second season deepens the emotional stakes while retaining its signature blend of wit, charm, and drama.
Now working full-time at Empirical Publishing, Liza is caught in a delicate triangle between her sexy young boyfriend Josh (Nico Tortorella), who learns her secret, and her charismatic boss Charles (Peter Hermann), who starts developing feelings for her without knowing her true age. Meanwhile, her friendship with Kelsey (Hilary Duff) is tested, especially as personal and professional lines begin to blur.
The season introduces more serious topics, such as gender roles in the workplace, authenticity in relationships, and the pressures of keeping up appearances. However, it does so with a light tone, clever writing, and a strong ensemble cast that gives the show its unique flair. Debi Mazar continues to shine as Maggie, Liza’s artistic and brutally honest best friend, offering comic relief and grounding advice.
Season 2 of Younger is richer, bolder, and more emotionally engaging, offering both laughs and introspection. It’s a clever commentary on age, identity, and the price of reinvention, while remaining one of the most binge-worthy shows in the dramedy genre. Whether you’re watching for the fashion, the New York setting, or the tangled love stories — this season doesn’t disappoint.
Perfect for fans of Sex and the City, Younger Season 2 is an entertaining rollercoaster that proves that age is truly just a number.
Younger Season 2 picks up right where the first season left off — with Liza Miller (Sutton Foster), a 40-year-old newly-divorced mother posing as a 26-year-old to restart her publishing career, trying to balance her tangled web of lies. As her romantic and professional lives get even more complicated, the second season deepens the emotional stakes while retaining its signature blend of wit, charm, and drama.
Now working full-time at Empirical Publishing, Liza is caught in a delicate triangle between her sexy young boyfriend Josh (Nico Tortorella), who learns her secret, and her charismatic boss Charles (Peter Hermann), who starts developing feelings for her without knowing her true age. Meanwhile, her friendship with Kelsey (Hilary Duff) is tested, especially as personal and professional lines begin to blur.
The season introduces more serious topics, such as gender roles in the workplace, authenticity in relationships, and the pressures of keeping up appearances. However, it does so with a light tone, clever writing, and a strong ensemble cast that gives the show its unique flair. Debi Mazar continues to shine as Maggie, Liza’s artistic and brutally honest best friend, offering comic relief and grounding advice.
Season 2 of Younger is richer, bolder, and more emotionally engaging, offering both laughs and introspection. It’s a clever commentary on age, identity, and the price of reinvention, while remaining one of the most binge-worthy shows in the dramedy genre. Whether you’re watching for the fashion, the New York setting, or the tangled love stories — this season doesn’t disappoint.
Perfect for fans of Sex and the City, Younger Season 2 is an entertaining rollercoaster that proves that age is truly just a number.