All American Homecoming Season 2: Is It Based on True Event?

By Contessa Pagano Last updated Nov 17, 2022

This is fantastic news for fans of the All-American spinoff who wanted more of the show. Season 2 of All American: Homecoming is now streaming on Netflix.

There are many unanswered uncertainties surrounding the future of these freshmen after the conclusion of the season. Given Thea’s injury, Simone Hicks (Geffri Maya) has been elevated to the starting lineup for the Bringston tennis team (Camille Hyde).

How will she react when the spotlight is on her? Perhaps more dramatically relevant, how will she resolve the renewed hostility between her and Thea? And how does that tension change when it’s no longer just about a tennis team spot and more about Damon (Peyton ‘Alex’ Smith)?

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When Can We Expect to See the Second Season Premiere of “All American: Homecoming”?

A new episode of All American: Homecoming has arrived, so get ready for some action. The Barrington gang will try to move on in tonight’s episode after a tense hour last week when they were in the heart of a bomb scare.

The new episode, titled “No More Drama,” premieres on The CW on Monday, November 14 at 9 p.m.

“Amara grants a mental health day to the entire student body after she sees that they are still reeling from recent events on campus. Damon has doubts about his future with Thea. Keisha is concerned about Cam’s well-being.”

The Second Season of All American: Homecoming Focuses on What?

The events of the first season’s finale provide us with a good glimpse of what’s to come.

Simone, as was indicated, has risen to the level of a starter tennis player at Barrington University. However, Simone’s elevation to this post was made possible by the sacrifice of her archenemy Thea, and Thea made sure Simone didn’t forget that fact in the series finale.

There will undoubtedly be some intense scenes in the upcoming episodes between Thea and Simone, given that Thea is aware that her boyfriend Damon has feelings for Simone.

Speaking of Damon, his mind is probably all over the place after learning that his college closest friend JR (Sylvester Powell) is his whole biological brother and that his biological father forced his biological mother to give him up as a youngster.

In fact, he liked living there so much that in the end, he decided to play baseball for the other school. If he says he’s going to do it, will he follow through? This is yet to be decided.

The rise of Amara (Kelly Jenrette) as the new dean, Cam’s (Mitchell Edwards) financial aid woes, and Coach Turner’s (Cory Hardrict) efforts to work on his mental health journey and rehabilitation are three more themes worth watching.

Participants in Season 2 of All American: Homecoming

Season 2 features the return of all of the series regulars from the previous season.

Geffri Maya (Snowfall) as Simone Hicks
Damon Sims, played by Peyton Alex Smith (Legacies)

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Replacing Amara Patterson is Kelly Jenrette (Limetown).
(The Chi’s) Cory Hardrict portrays Coach Marcus Turner.
Sylvester Powell (Five Points) as Jessie ‘JR’ Raymond
Thea Mays, portrayed by Camille Hyde (The Fix)
Netta Walker (Chicago Fire) as Keisha McCalla
In the role of Nathaniel Harden, Rhoyle Ivy King (Pose)
Spinning Out Mitchell Edwards as Cam Watkins

Trailer for Season 2 of All American: Homecoming

The CW has finally published the season 2 trailer, and to our surprise, both Spencer (Daniel Ezra) and Jordan (Michael Evans Behling) make a cameo. Perhaps the Jordan/Simone story isn’t entirely over.

Details About Where and How to Watch Season 2 of “All American: Homecoming”

Episodes of All American: Homecoming, an original series on The CW, the air immediately after they have been filmed. Viewers without cable or satellite can catch the second season’s episodes as they air using a live-streaming TV service subscription, such as FuboTV, Hulu Live with TV, or YouTube TV.

Furthermore, new episodes are made available for on-demand streaming via The CW app the day following their initial broadcast (opens in a new tab).

Not only is the software entirely free, but it also doesn’t call for any sort of registration or login. If you’re located in the United Kingdom and are interested in the show, we’ll let you know when we hear the launch date.

Conclusion

Season 2 of All American: Homecoming is now streaming on Netflix. The Barrington gang will try to move on in tonight’s episode.

The new episode, titled “No More Drama,” premieres on The CW on Monday, November 14 at 9 p.m. “All American: Homecoming” returns for Season 2. The CW has released the season 2 trailer.

All of the series regulars are back, including Michael Evans Behling and Netta Walker. New episodes are made available for on-demand streaming via The CW app following their broadcast.