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Big Mood<\/a>\u00a0<\/em>Season 2 was officially a go at Tubi after the streamer announced it would run the next chapter of Channel 4\u2019s comedy in May 2025. The British import will see Nicola Coughlan<\/a> and Lydia West<\/a> reprise their roles as pals Maggie and Eddie for another chapter in their onscreen friendship.<\/p>\n Channel 4 renewed Big Mood\u00a0<\/em>in February 2025<\/a>, and Tubi\u2019s pick-up of Season 2 teases that the series will drop sometime in the 2025-2026 TV season. Meaning, we\u2019re closer to Maggie and Eddie\u2019s return than ever before, and the latest behind-the-scenes teases hint at that. Below, we\u2019re breaking down everything we know about Big Mood<\/em> Season 2 so far, and stay tuned for any important updates in the months ahead.<\/p>\n No premiere date has been announced by Channel 4 or Tubi at this time, but considering Big Mood<\/em> Season 1 dropped on the platform in April 2024, there\u2019s a chance the release window could stick, making way for another April arrival in 2026, but only time will tell for certain. Following the first season\u2019s arrival, series creator Camilla Whitehill<\/a> said during a podcast interview<\/a> in July 2024, \u201cI\u2019m writing Big Mood<\/em> Series 2\u2026 a few episodes have been commissioned\u2026\u201d This means that the writing is likely close to done, if not already on Season 2.<\/p>\n And it has since been teased by paparazzi<\/a> that filming for Season 2 has seemingly begun as of September 2025.<\/p>\n As viewers will recall, Season 1 concluded with Maggie and Eddie\u2019s friendship in tatters after a mental health episode led Maggie to miss accompanying Eddie for an abortion. After previously planning to take a trip together, Eddie was seen leaving her family\u2019s bar as a saddened Maggie watched on. In Season 2, things are picking up a year later, and the duo hasn\u2019t seen each other or been in touch. When Maggie returns for a wedding, she isn\u2019t alone, and Maggie has competition in the form of an infuriatingly positive spiritual healer named Whitney.<\/p>\n Can Maggie and her special brand of chaos find space in Eddie\u2019s new life? Or will Maggie lose Eddie forever? Fans will have to tune in to find out when Big Mood<\/em> returns.<\/p>\n Written and created for television by Camilla Whitehill, Big Mood<\/em> Season 2 will see Rebecca Asher return as director. Executive producers for the series include Lotte Beasley Mestriner, Laurence Bowen, Chris Carey, and Whitehill. Tubi will co-produce the season with Channel 4 and Fremantle\u2019s Dancing Ledge Productions.<\/p>\n When it came to the possibility of a second season, Big Mood<\/em> stars Coughlan and West were interested in exploring the origin of Maggie and Eddie\u2019s friendship. \u201cIf we get a Season 2 \u2014 touch wood \u2014 I really want a flashback scene to when they met,\u201d Coughlan told TV Insider<\/a>. \u201cI\u2019d love that. That would be so funny,\u201d West countered.<\/p>\n \u201cAnd it would be full Indie sleaze,\u201d Coughlan added as she continued to paint a metaphorical picture. Will this vision come to life? We\u2019ll keep our fingers crossed. Until then, stream\u00a0Big Mood<\/em> anytime on Tubi.<\/p>\n Big Mood<\/strong><\/em>, Season 2 Premiere, TBA, Tubi<\/strong><\/p>\n Read the latest entertainment news on TV Insider<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nWhen will Big Mood<\/em> Season 2 premiere?<\/h2>\n
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