- Apple TV+ has just launched the first trailer of Platonic season 2
- Starring Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne, with Luke Macfarlane, Carla Gallo, Aidy Bryant, Kyle Mooney, Beck Bennett and Milo Manheim joining as newcomers
- The first two episodes are launched on August 6, 2025
Open, comedy fans! The successful Apple TV+ program Platonic Season 2 is almost here, dropping its first two episodes on August 6. Starring Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne as the best friends and Sylvia, we can expect a 10 -episodes race to take us until the beginning of October. That is many laughs waiting for us in the coming months, and the new trailer is no exception.
The program follows the couple while fighting with the obstacles of median age, either at work or at weddings: they are partners in crisis. As Apple TV+says: “The duo does everything possible to be the rock of the other, but sometimes rocks break things.” This time we have some new stars that bind to the list, with Luke Macfarlane, Carla Gallo Aidy Bryant, Kyle Mooney, Beck Bennett and Milo Manheim adding their weight in gold to new episodes.
We all know that Apple TV+ is one of the best transmission services for the original content, and the Platonic The trailer of season 2 shows that the study can increase what we saw the first time in 2023. All I need is a couple of new sunglasses and a Hawaiian shirt, and I am ready to see new episodes of the successful comedy when they fall.
Platonic season 2 is almost here, and the first Apple TV+trailer already looks wild
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Do not twist: Will and Sylvia are still very better in terms of Platonic The trailer of season 2 is worried. However, he also suggests that his friendship could be hitting the rocks before we would like. “Will and I always get fucked when he is in a couple,” Sylvia says to the husband Charlie (Luke Macfarlane) in the clip. “I don’t want to lose it again. If I replaced it now, I would take 25 years for me and this new friend catch up with where we are and I are and by then I am practically dead and who cares?”
But before we can worry about getting so far, there are a lot of chaos on our way. A McFarlane is greased by flexing his muscles in a white sleeve shirt while trying to put in shape (frankly, this is a sufficient reason to tune in itself), Sylvia throws some shapes on a party dance floor in a way that remembers Byrne’s Honor ladies Days, and an epic golf accident became a Buggy getaway mission, wearing a bleeding eye. The trailer of just over two minutes has enough turns that will give him a cervical whip.
With such a pleasant balance between comedy and relatability, everyone should be excited to have new binge episodes. Rogan and Byrne’s chemistry is unsurpassed, writing is well rounded and safe (although we remember this recently for the other Rogen television program, The study) And as a whole, the actions are out of the hook. More than we deserve a laugh this summer (at least for those of us in the northern hemisphere), so thank you, Will and Sylvia, for coming to our rescue.
