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‘Off Campus’ Gets Season 2 Release Date On Prime Video, Confirms Returning Cast
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Prime Video has set 28 April 2027 for the return of Off Campus, less than a year after its first season premiered. The swift schedule comes as the college drama continues to attract viewers, and Season 2 will follow the romance between Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis.
Mika Abdalla and Stephen Kalyn reprise their roles, alongside the Season 1 regular cast except Josh Heuston. India Fowler joins as a series regular playing Grace Ivers, while Philipa Soo, Charlie Evans and Shay Rudolph join in recurring or guest roles. Season 1 reached 36 million viewers in its first 12 days and was Prime Video’s sixth most-viewed series worldwide for the week of 26 October.
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In short
- Season 2 premieres on 28 April 2027.
- Allie and Dean’s romance is at the centre.
- Season 1 reached 36 million viewers in 12 days.
How this story developed
- 54 minutes ago Prime Video has set 28 April 2027 as the premiere date for Season 2 of Off Campus, returning less than a year after its first season.
- 1 hour ago Prime Video has set 28 April 2027 for the return of Off Campus, less than a year after its first season premiered. The swift schedule comes as the college drama continues to attract viewers, and Season 2 will follow the romance between Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis.
Explained simply
Off Campus is a college drama based on Elle Kennedy’s novels, set around students whose lives are shaped by campus, friendships and romance. Its first season introduced the characters and relationships that the next season will build on.
Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis are the central couple in the upcoming story, played by Mika Abdalla and Stephen Kalyn. The returning ensemble is joined by India Fowler as Grace Ivers, with Philipa Soo, Charlie Evans and Shay Rudolph appearing in recurring or guest roles.
The series’ large audience makes its return notable for Prime Video, which distributes it internationally. Its popularity also reflects the continuing appeal of college-set romance dramas.