Fans of Uncoupled can rejoice because the show has been renewed for a second season, which will air on Showtime. After Netflix canceled the show, the network decided to bring it back.
In Uncoupled, Neil Patrick Harris plays Michael Lawson, Tuc Watkins plays Colin McKenna, and Tisha Campbell plays Suzanne Prentiss. Claire Lewis is played by Marcia Gay Harden, Billy Burns is played by Emerson Brooks, and Stanley James is played by Brooks Ashmanskas.
Several actors appear in recurring roles on the show, including:
- De Shields, André
- Hanlon, Colin
- Rodriguez, Jai
- Rouleau, Nic
- Owens, Jasai Chase
- Gilles Marini, Peter Porte, David Burtka, and Dan Amboyer are among the guests on the show.
Uncoupled delves into the issues of dating as a gay man in today’s culture
In Uncoupled, Michael Lawson, a middle-aged real estate agent, is dumped by his long-term lover. Michael must now forge his own path into today’s dating scene, or he will remain single for the rest of his life. The first season of the sitcom featured an interesting plot as well as some amusing moments.
Netflix has recently canceled a number of shows, including Inside Job, Warrior Nun, Resident Evil, and 1899. Fans have been outraged by the cancellation of these shows, but Netflix has yet to respond.
Following Netflix’s cancellation of Uncoupled, the search for a new home for the show began immediately, though they were initially unsuccessful. Showtime stepped in to save the day, much to the delight of fans. There has been no word on the release date or plot of the upcoming season as of yet.
The show’s star, Neil Patrick Harris, previously stated:
“In my opinion, doing a s*xy performance with homosexual material that is easily noticed and digested by everyone is a step in an exciting direction. I believe we are in a very fortunate period, at least as performers, to be able to be in Uncoupled because a show like this would not have been made even ten years ago, let alone five.”
He went on to say that the story was more of a coming-of-age story. That was a story about young people struggling to understand their sexuality. The actor thought it was wonderful that it was a story that had been told and was still being told.
Showtime has joined the ranks of Paramount+ and is currently working on a number of new series and spinoffs. They would prefer stories with intelligent characters. Uncoupled was co-created by Emily in Paris creator Darren Star and Modern Family writer Jeffrey Richman.
According to the official synopsis of the show:
“Michael’s life appeared to be perfect until his long-term partner unexpectedly dumped him after 17 years of marriage. He must confront his fantasies of losing his soulmate and finding himself alone as a gay man in his forties.”
The show’s first season consisted of eight episodes, each lasting between 27 and 31 minutes.
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