Hello Tomorrow! Season 1 on Apple TV+ has recently wrapped up, leaving viewers with a lot of unanswered questions and wondering whether Season 2 is in the works. The show’s unique premise, quirky characters, and retro-future setting have made it a hit with audiences. In this article, we’ll dive into what we know so far about the future of Hello Tomorrow! on Apple TV+.
Season 1 Finale Recap: Spoilers Ahead!
In the Season 1 finale of Hello Tomorrow!, titled “What Could Be Better?”, the main characters find themselves in a bit of a pickle. Joey and Jack try to sabotage the investors’ rocket launch to the moon, believing it to be an empty destination. They trap everyone in an elevator, but Lester saves the day, and all passengers are back on board when the rocket launches. The season ends with Jack promising his family a trip to the moon one day.
Will There Be a Hello Tomorrow! Season 2?
As of April 7, Apple TV+ has not announced whether Hello Tomorrow! will be renewed for a second season. However, the platform often takes time to greenlight new seasons after the end of the previous one. Additionally, the show’s star power, Billy Crudup, who also stars in The Morning Show, may play a role in its renewal. If renewed, we likely won’t see new episodes until 2024.
Hello Tomorrow! Season 2: Cast
There have been no announcements made yet regarding the casting for the upcoming season, but the first season included notable actors such as Billy Crudup (“Almost Famous”) as Jack Billings, Haneefah Wood (“Rent: Live”) as Shirley Stedman, Alison Pill (“Scott Pilgrim vs. the World”) as Myrtle Mayburn, Nicholas Podany (“Harry Potter and the Cursed Child”) as Joey Shorter, Dewshane Williams (“The Expanse”) as Herb Porter, Hank Azaria (“The Simpsons”) as Eddie, Jacki Weaver (“Silver Linings Playbook”) as Barbara Billings, Dagmara Dominczyk (“The Count of Monte Cristo”) as Elle, Michael Paul Chan (“The Closer”) as Walt, and Matthew Maher (“Gone Baby Gone”) as Lester Costopoulos.
Hello Tomorrow! Ending Explained: What Could Season 2 Look Like?
If Hello Tomorrow! is renewed for a second season, there are many possibilities for where the story could go. Here are a few potential storylines:
- Season 2 could pick up right after the failed rocket launch, with the characters trying to clean up the mess they made. We may see the passengers learn that the moon is not what they expected and that Jack’s promises about it were lies. The fallout from the failed launch could also impact Jack’s plan to build idyllic lunar timeshares.
- Assuming the rocket launch technically succeeded, investors should be satisfied, and Jack may get the money he needs to build his lunar timeshares. We may see more of the shifting family dynamic between Jack and Joey as they try to restore Nancy’s memory.
- The season ends with Jack promising his family a trip to the moon, so it’s possible that Season 2 could take the characters on a lunar voyage. This could lead to new adventures and mishaps for the characters.
Hello Tomorrow! Season 2: Time to Wait!
The science fiction genre has always been a crowd-pleaser, but Hello Tomorrow! takes it to another level with its retro-futuristic spin. The show has managed to create a world that is both nostalgic and innovative, a world that is filled with charmingly retro gadgets, interstellar travel, and complex characters with complex motivations.
The cliffhanger ending of the first season left fans clamoring for more, with numerous unanswered questions regarding the fate of the series’ characters. Will the mysterious corporation behind the space race be unmasked? What will become of the star-crossed lovers at the center of the story?
Will we ever find out what’s on the other side of the portal? There are so many questions yet to be answered, and with its talented cast and unique premise, the series has the potential to be a long-running hit for Apple TV+. Fans of the show eagerly await news about its future, and until then, refresh your memory by rewatching the first season while we’ll keep our fingers crossed for more episodes of this out-of-this-world series.
