Are you for Shoresy Season 2? Shoresy, the hilarious spinoff of Letterkenny, is coming back for a second season! The show follows the foul-mouthed, chirp-serving, mother-loving hockey player Shoresy (Jared Keeso) as he joins a struggling senior AAA team in Sudbury, Ontario. Here’s everything we know so far about Shoresy Season 2.
Shoresy Season 2 Plot: What’s next?
The first season of Shoresy ended with a cliffhanger, as the Sudbury Bulldogs faced off against their rivals, the Soo Cyclones, in the final game of the season. The outcome of the game was not revealed, leaving fans wondering if Shoresy and his teammates managed to win the bet they made with their general manager and save the team from being shut down.
The second season will likely pick up from where the first season left off, and explore the consequences of the game for the Bulldogs and their future. Will they stay together as a team, or will they go their separate ways? Will Shoresy continue to lead the team as captain, or will he face some challenges from his fellow players? Will he finally reveal his face to the audience, or will he remain a mystery?
Shoresy Season 2 Cast: Who’s in it?
The cast of Shoresy Season 2 will likely include most of the main and recurring actors from the first season, such as:
- Jared Keeso as Shoresy
- Tasya Teles as Nat, Shoresy’s love interest and owner of Peppi Panini
- Harlan Blayne Kytwayhat as Sanguinet, the new coach of the Bulldogs
- Blair Lamora as Ziigwan, Nat’s sister and Miigwan’s mother
- Keilani Elizabeth Rose as Miigwan, Ziigwan’s daughter and Shoresy’s biggest fan
- Jonathan-Ismaël Diaby as Dolo, a former NHL player who joins the Bulldogs
- Terry Ryan as Ted Hitchcock, a veteran player and Shoresy’s mentor
- Ryan McDonell as Michaels, a sportscaster who covers the Bulldogs’ games
The second season may also feature some guest stars from Letterkenny or other celebrities who are fans of the show. The first season had appearances from Laurence Leboeuf, Jon Mirasty, Brandon Nolan, Jordan Nolan, Tessa Bonhomme, Jay Onrait, Brian \”Rear Admiral\” McGonagall and Lysandre Nadeau.
Will there be Shoresy Season 2?
Yes, there will be Shoresy Season 2! The show was renewed for a second season in January 2023 by Crave and Hulu, after receiving positive reviews and ratings from critics and fans alike. The show is also nominated for four Canadian Screen Awards, including Best Comedy Series and Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for Jared Keeso.
Shoresy Season 2 Release Date: Speculation!
The release date for Shoresy Season 2 has not been announced yet, but we can make some educated guesses based on the production schedule of the first season. The first season was filmed in Sudbury in October and November 2021, and premiered on Crave on May 13, 2022. It was then released on Hulu on May 27, 2022.
If the second season follows a similar timeline, we can expect it to start filming sometime in late 2023 or early 2024, and premiere on Crave in mid-2024. It would then be available on Hulu a few weeks later.
Similar Shows Like Shoresy
If you love Shoresy and can’t wait for the second season, you might want to check out some similar shows that share its comedy style, hockey theme or Canadian flavor. Here are some suggestions:
- Letterkenny: The original show that spawned Shoresy, Letterkenny follows the adventures of Wayne (Jared Keeso) and his friends in a small rural town in Ontario. The show is full of witty dialogue, quirky characters and hilarious situations.
- Trailer Park Boys: A mockumentary series that follows the lives of three petty criminals who live in a trailer park in Nova Scotia. The show is known for its crude humor, improvised dialogue and outrageous antics.
- Tacoma FD: A comedy series that revolves around a group of firefighters who work in one of the rainiest cities in America. The show is created by and stars Kevin Heffernan and Steve Lemme, who are also part of the comedy troupe Broken Lizard.
- Goon: A movie that stars Seann William Scott as Doug Glatt, a bouncer who becomes a hockey enforcer for a minor league team. The movie is based on the book Goon: The True Story of an Unlikely Journey into Minor League Hockey by Doug Smith and Adam Frattasio.
