We’re halfway into 2021, and this year has given us more amazing TV shows than we can count. We won’t have to say goodbye to them anytime soon, because many beloved fan favorites have recently been renewed for their second season.

Cruel Summer

The chilling teen mystery will return for another chapter, but we’re yet to learn if it will come back as an anthology series or continue the story of Kate Wallis and Jeanette Turner.

​Shadow and Bone

The renewal of this fantasy series was pretty much a no-brainer for Netflix—not only because it was viewed by 55 million households in its first 28 days on the platform, but because Leigh Bardugo’s source material offers many more amazing stories to tell in this universe.

Starstruck

The tale of a 20-something-year-old woman living in London whose life turns upside down after she gets romantically involved with a famous film star is one of the year’s most underrated and effortlessly funny shows and it fully deserves its Season 2 renewal.

Girls5eva

Another hilarious underdog story, Girls5eva centers on members of a one-hit-wonder girl group from the 90s who reunites after getting another shot at stardom.

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If you’re always in the mood for a funny comedy series that follows the lives of rich and famous, how about sitcoms about stars whose fame has faded away? They were all the rage in Hollywood this spring, and here are three shows about washed-up stars that everyone was raving about.

Girls5Eva

Executive produced by Tina Fey, Girls5Eva focuses on members of a 90s girl group trying to reunite after one of their old songs becomes a surprise hit. Hilarious and super-nostalgic, this series hits all the right notes and its leading ladies are a match made in heaven.

Hacks

Jean Smart’s career experienced a true resurgence in the last few years, and this comedy series gives her a chance to shine in the spotlight. She plays a Las Vegas comedy diva who’s struggling to attract a younger audience and teams up with a millennial writer in an attempt to come up with fresh, new material.

The Kominsky Method

The final season of The Kominsky Method recently premiered on Netflix and the absence of Alan Arkin’s character was strongly felt. Michael Douglas’ titular hero Sandy Kominsky, on the other hand, had another brush with fame after years of working as an acting coach after failing to find success on his own.

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We’re halfway into 2021, and this year has given us more amazing TV shows than we can count. We won’t have to say goodbye to them anytime soon, because many beloved fan favorites have recently been renewed for their second season.

Cruel Summer

The chilling teen mystery will return for another chapter, but we’re yet to learn if it will come back as an anthology series or continue the story of Kate Wallis and Jeanette Turner.

​Shadow and Bone

The renewal of this fantasy series was pretty much a no-brainer for Netflix—not only because it was viewed by 55 million households in its first 28 days on the platform, but because Leigh Bardugo’s source material offers many more amazing stories to tell in this universe.

Starstruck

The tale of a 20-something-year-old woman living in London whose life turns upside down after she gets romantically involved with a famous film star is one of the year’s most underrated and effortlessly funny shows and it fully deserves its Season 2 renewal.

Girls5eva

Another hilarious underdog story, Girls5eva centers on members of a one-hit-wonder girl group from the 90s who reunites after getting another shot at stardom.

The post These Beloved 2021 Shows Are Getting Renewed for a Second Season appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

If you’re always in the mood for a funny comedy series that follows the lives of rich and famous, how about sitcoms about stars whose fame has faded away? They were all the rage in Hollywood this spring, and here are three shows about washed-up stars that everyone was raving about.

Girls5Eva

Executive produced by Tina Fey, Girls5Eva focuses on members of a 90s girl group trying to reunite after one of their old songs becomes a surprise hit. Hilarious and super-nostalgic, this series hits all the right notes and its leading ladies are a match made in heaven.

Hacks

Jean Smart’s career experienced a true resurgence in the last few years, and this comedy series gives her a chance to shine in the spotlight. She plays a Las Vegas comedy diva who’s struggling to attract a younger audience and teams up with a millennial writer in an attempt to come up with fresh, new material.

The Kominsky Method

The final season of The Kominsky Method recently premiered on Netflix and the absence of Alan Arkin’s character was strongly felt. Michael Douglas’ titular hero Sandy Kominsky, on the other hand, had another brush with fame after years of working as an acting coach after failing to find success on his own.

The post Sitcoms About Washed-Up Stars Rediscovering Fame Are Everywhere appeared first on toppoptoday.com.