Nearly two years have passed since Gen V ended its first season, and the wait for season 2 is nearly over.
The hit spinoff series, inspired by The Boys and loosely based on comic books, takes place at the fictional Godolkin University, where college-aged supes gain some higher education. But, surprise to no one, there are some sinister secrets lurking under the veneer of this esteemed campus.
Season 2 of Gen V picks up where the first season left off, with the campus and students still reeling from the bloody events of the finale. Much like in the first installment, familiar faces from The Boys will once again appear in these new episodes, further connecting this ultraviolent cinematic universe.
Jaz Sinclair, Lizza Broadway, Maddie Phillips, London Thor, Derek Luh, Asa Germann and Sean Patrick Thomas are among the main players returning for season 2. Joining the cast this season is Hamish Linklater as Dean Cipher.
Scroll on to learn when and where to watch season 2 of Gen V and more streaming details.
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When to watch Gen V season 2 on Prime Video
Gen V season 2 will drop its first three episodes on Wednesday, Sept. 17, at 12 a.m. PT/3 a.m. ET. New episodes will premiere weekly each Wednesday until the finale comes out on Oct. 22.
Here’s the complete episode release schedule:
Episode 1: New Year, New U — Wednesday, Sept. 17
Episode 2: Wednesday, Sept. 17
Episode 3: Wednesday, Sept. 17
Episode 4: Wednesday, Sept. 24
Episode 5: Wednesday, Oct. 1
Episode 6: Wednesday, Oct. 8
Episode 7: Wednesday, Oct. 15
Episode 8: Wednesday, Oct. 22
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