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Future Man’s Season 2 is Another Must-Watch

Season 2 of Hulu’s hilarious, wacky, and genre-bending show, Future Man, begins right where season 1 left off. Furthermore, where season 1 paid homage to classic films like Back to the Future, season 2 adds in films like Mad Max in the new dystopian, sci-fi-esque setting. [Don’t worry, NO spoilers below!]

Josh (Josh Hutcherson), Tiger (Eliza Coupe), and Wolf (Derek Wilson) are in a new timeline that has developed, thanks to their efforts to prevent the war. Biotics are now bio-techs, intent on getting off a failing Earth to colonize Mars. Then, there’s the New Above Ground (NAG) citizens who have rejected technology and live off the land as best they can.

Of course, each of them begins the season on their own, finding their own path. Josh starts off in a futuristic prison; Tiger meets the bio-techs; Wolf finds a home with the NAGs. This season involves much less time travel and more exploration of this new timeline they’ve landed in.

Stu Camillo (Haley Joel Osment) also returns, in this new timeline (which of course means he’s different version of the season 1 Stu we know), as a leader of the bio-techs. When we meet him, we discover his preference for a hologram who looks a lot like Tiger…without spoiling anything, it’s great fun to watch.

You can expect a tighter storyline–since there’s less jumping throw time–with the fantastic nostaglia and jokes that permeated season 1. There’s a cameo from co-creator Seth Rogen, and a bonafide musical number between Stu and Tiger.

In short, season 2 is even better than season 1 so it makes for the perfect weekend binge-watch.

 

Be sure to check out our New York Comic Con coverage of Future Man where lead actors Josh Hutcherson, Eliza Coupe, and Derek Wilson talk about season 2.

Photo Credit: Erin Simkin/Hulu

Taraneh

Taraneh has been happily living in NYC for over a decade, but originally hails from the Midwest. Enamored with books at a young age, she grew up making stories, playing make believe, and loving the musical and performing arts. She is great at binge-watching TV shows. Some current favorites: Schitt's Creek, A Court of Mist & Fury, Prince Harry, and The Magicians.

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