Netflix has renewed The Upshaws for a second season

The Upshaws has been renewed for a second season on Netflix. The multi-camera comedy series follows a working-class African American family who is fighting to make ends meet “without a roadmap for success.” The family’s patriarch is well-intentioned mechanic Bennie Upshaw, who must put up with his caustic sister-in-law, Wanda Sykes. Sykes is the show’s creator, executive producer, and showrunner, alongside Regina Hicks.

Since its premiere, The Upshaws has garnered awards attention as well as critical acclaim for its adept portrayal of a blended family. The project is another another triumph for comic Sykes, who is best known for his roles in Curb Your Enthusiasm and  Black-ish.

Renewed Version

According to Deadline, Netflix has renewed The Upshaws for a second season. The sitcom has been renewed for 16 half-hour episodes, which will be broadcast in two batches of eight. The original 10-episode order has been increased to 15 episodes.

Tracey Pakosta, Netflix’s Head of Comedy, remarked, “Wanda and Regina have produced a fresh entry in the tradition of Black sitcoms.” “We’re excited to see where they take the Upshaws in season two, along with their terrific cast.”

Netflix has renewed The Upshaws for a second season, according to Deadline. The sitcom has been renewed for 16 half-hour episodes, which will air in two batches of eight. This is up from the previous 10-episode order. Netflix’s Head of Comedy, Tracey Pakosta, remarked, “Wanda and Regina have produced a fresh entry in the tradition of Black sitcoms.” “We can’t wait to see where they and their superb cast take the Upshaws in season two.”