But what we didn't say in that announcement is the next show coming up - what Kathy called 'the next chapter' - is going to be The Book of Boba Fett, and then we go into production right after that on The Mandalorian, back with the main character that we all know and love. "So this is actually separate from The Mandalorian season 3. The cast will stay on as well, including the three L Word superstars who, according to Moennig's Instagram, appear to be real-life BFFs."We didn't want to spoil the surprise during the big Kathleen Kennedy announcement of all the shows, so they let me keep this one a secret," Favreau told Good Morning America in December 2020. "I can’t wait to see what Marja, along with Ilene and this talented ensemble, will deliver for season two,” Showtime president Levine said during TCA, per Deadline.and will star the same people. Chaiken will stay on for season 2, as will Marja-Lewis Ryan as showrunner. In fact, she called Showtime's president with her reboot idea-and he agreed within three days. Ilene Chaiken, creator of The L Word, returned to spearhead the reboot.
Season 2 will created by the same team.Įxpect continuity. The questions go on and on: Will Finley confront her problem with alcohol, and share more of her backstory? Will Dani's father continue to take breaks from running his evil pharmaceutical empire to meddle in his daughter's love life? Will Micah get a bit more character development? Will Megan Rapinoe be upgraded from guest-star to series regular? A girl can dream! Three beloved L Word characters-Bette, Alice, and Shane (Katherine Moennig)-intermingle with set of younger Angelenos, including PR exec Dani Nùñez (Arienne Mandi), charming heartbreaker Finley (Jacqueline Toboni), and TV producer Sophie Suarez (Rosanny Zayas).Īngie's (Jordan Hull) budding love with her best friend, Jordi (Sophia Giannamore), is laying the groundwork for a spinoff of its own: The L Word: Generation Gen Z. The L Word: Generation Q tracks the tangled connections of a group of friends in Los Angeles, all of whom identify as LGBTQ+. Let the drama in this thought-provoking and relentlessly juicy reboot of The L Word, a groundbreaking drama that originally ran from 2004 to 2009, continue. Permission to get really invested in Bette Porter's (Jennifer Beals) political career and Alice Pieszecki's (Leisha Hailey) increasingly complicated home life, granted: The L Word: Generation Q has officially been renewed for another 10-episode season. Catch the season 1 finale on January 26-and don't miss our interview with L Word star Jennifer Beals.
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