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Beyond the Bar is a South Korean legal comedy-drama series written by Park Mi-hyun. The Jtbc series follows Hyo-min, a rookie lawyer, as she begins working at a prestigious law firm, where she decides to learn from Seok-hoon, a veteran lawyer with a cold attitude. Beyond the Bar stars Lee Jin-wook, Jung Chae-yeon, Lee Hak-joo, and Jeon Hye-bin. So, if you loved the workplace story, legal drama, and entertaining characters in Beyond the Bar, here are some similar shows you should check out next.

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Law and the City is a South Korean legal drama series written by Lee Seung-hyun. The tvN series is set in Seochodong Judicial Town, and it revolves around five attorneys as they work together to grow both professionally and personally. Law and the City stars Lee Jong-suk,...

Sule Thelwell, Soy Kim, and Christine Heesun Hwang join ‘Xo, Kitty’

Netflix’s third season of Xo, Kitty has wrapped up production, with the streamer announcing details on three new cast members. Sule Thelwell (Saint X) joined as a series regular, playing Marius. Soy Kim and Christine Hwang (Law and Order: Svu) are recurring guest stars, playing Yisoo and Gigi.

Netflix’s production news did not include a target premiere date for the new season. The streamer also hasn’t released an official season three synopsis.

Anna Cathcart leads the cast as Kitty Song Covey. Returning stars include Minyeong Choi as Dae, Gia Kim as Yuri, Sang Heon Lee as Min Ho, Anthony Keyvan as Q, Regan Aliyah as Juliana, and Hojo Shin (upped to a series regular) as Jiwon. Peter Thurnwald is back as Alex, Philippe Lee is Mr. Moon, Jocelyn Shelfo is Madison, Michael K. Lee is Professor Lee,...

Season 3 of Xo, Kitty has wrapped production in Seoul, South Korea, and Netflix revealed the addition of three new cast members, the promotion of a recurring player as well as the appointment of a new showrunner for the upcoming installment.

Sule Thelwell (Saint X), Soy Kim and Christine Hwang (Law and Order: Svu) have joined the cast, and Hojo Shin, who plays Jiwon, has been upped to a series regular. Valentina Garza serves as showrunner for Season 3, taking over for Jessica O’Toole who oversaw Season 2.

The showrunner change is somewhat surprising as O’Toole was featured in the February renewal announcement, teasing what is to come in Season 3. At the time, the new season was already being written; Garza was named showrunner in the spring, just before or around the time production on Season 3 started in May, sources said. She had been...

Netflix‘s teen rom-com hit Xo Kitty is officially returning for a third season. Production is now wrapped as of July 2025. Season 3 was announced on Valentine’s Day with a playful Instagram video featuring Anna Cathcart, who stars as Kitty Song Covey. With filming completed and the post-production phase underway, Season 3 is expected to premiere in early 2026.

The upcoming season picks up after Season 2’s cliffhanger, where Kitty confessed her feelings to Min Ho just before summer break. The series, a spin-off of Jenny Han’s adaptation of the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before movie series, has carved its own identity. With a significant teen fanbase, the show successfully combines K-drama tropes with heartfelt coming-of-age themes, romance, and friendship. Fans can expect the next season to bring back the drama, romance, and K-drama flair that they love.

Xo Kitty Season 3 Release Date Kitty Covey in Xo Kitty...

Fans of Xo, Kitty have plenty to celebrate as production on the much-anticipated third season has officially wrapped. The show is now expected to enter post-production, where the upcoming episodes will be carefully edited and polished before being released to viewers.

We knew that the cameras on Xo, Kitty season 3 would stop rolling soon because of a casting call from earlier this year, which stated that filming would take place from May to July 2025. We just didn't know when in July. Over the past few weeks, Xo, Kitty star Regan Aliyah has been keeping fans updated on where she and the rest of the cast are in the production process via her X page.

On July 3, she replied to a fan about the third season, saying that she was sad that filming was almost over. Then, on July 11, she shared on her X page that they were in the last week of production.

Roses are red. Violets are blue. There’s a third season of Xo, Kitty in store for you! And this just in — production on Season 3 has wrapped in Seoul, which means you can catch up with Kitty (Anna Cathcart) and her Kiss classmates in some behind-the-scenes footage from the upcoming season below!

But that’s not all! Three new cast members are joining Xo, Kitty Season 3: Sule Thelwell (Saint X) will play Marius; Soy Kim will play Yisoo; and Christine Hwang (Law and Order: Svu) will play Gigi. Meanwhile, Hojo Shin, who plays Jiwon, has been upped to a series regular.

Returning cast members include Anna Cathcart (Kitty Song Covey), Minyeong Choi (Dae), Gia Kim (Yuri), Sang Heon Lee (Min Ho), Anthony Keyvan (Q), Regan Aliyah (Juliana), Hojo Shin (Jiwon), Peter Thurnwald (Alex), Joshua Lee (Jin), Sasha Bhasin (Praveena), Michael K. Lee...

Kim Go-Eun Returns in Yumi’s Cells Season 3, Premiering in 2026 With New Love Interests and Familiar Faces(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Yumi’s Cells first premiered in 2021. Based on a popular webtoon, the psychological romance drama revolves around the character Kim Yumi (played by Kim Go-Eun). It explores her daily life as an ordinary office worker, but through her brain cells, which play a very important role in the series. The K-drama has already streamed two seasons so far, and it is returning for the third season.

Tving’s beloved K-drama featured a stellar star cast in the last two seasons, including Ahn Bo-Hyun, GOT7’s Park JinYoung, Park Ji-Hyun, Lee Yoo-Bi, Choi Min-Ho, and others in important roles. Now, as season 3 has been confirmed and the filming has begun, scroll ahead to know everything about it.

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On Valentine's Day this year, Netflix announced that its quirky teen series Xo, Kitty would be returning with a third installment. Of course, fans were over the moon about this news and immediately started speculating about what’s next for Kitty and her ever-complicated love life.

While concrete plot details haven't been unveiled yet, what we do know is that our favorite teen matchmaker will be returning to Kiss for her senior year. But before she gets back to hitting the books, we'll see what she gets up to during the summer. You never know with Kitty, especially when matters of the heart are involved. However, we’re looking forward to seeing how her summer escapades pave the way for her last year at Kiss. When we last saw her in season 2, she was single and possibly ready to mingle.

(L to R) Sang Heon Lee as Min Ho Moon,...

Xo Kitty Season 2 breakout star Audrey Huynh reveals the truth about Stella Cho in a tell-all interview with The Direct. 

Stella is an interesting new addition to the To All The Boys I've Loved Before spin-off series on Netflix. In Season 2, she is introduced as Kitty Song Covey's new roommate and Min Ho's eventual love interest at the Korean Independent School of Seoul (Kiss). 

As the season progresses, it is clear that Stella is hiding something in Xo Kitty after Season 2, Episode 1 hinted at her sinister side. The series ultimately reveals her true plan which has ties to her tragic past and connection to Min Ho's father, Mr. Moon. 

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NBC this Sunday night let loose The Hunting Party, a high-concept procedural about a small team of investigators who are assembled to “capture the most dangerous killers our country has ever seen” — all of whom have just escaped from a top-secret prison that’s not supposed to exist.

You might also know it as “the TV show that blew up the most interesting thing about it in the first three minutes.”

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Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for Xo, Kitty season 2!

The end Xo, Kitty season 2 sets up one romantic pairing for Kitty Song-Covey, but the story also provides all the foundational pieces for a significant romance twist in season 3. Although the second season focuses on more than just romance, the show still maintains its romantic comedy roots, exploring multiple Xo, Kitty potential romances. The two featured most heavily are Kitty’s love for Yuri, which takes up the first half of the season, and her growing feelings towards Min Ho, which takes up the second half.

Even though Kitty turned down Min Ho before Xo, Kitty season 2, she has a turning point around halfway through the season, where she starts to see him in a different light. She finally recognizes her feelings for Min Ho in the penultimate episode. Despite her inability to admit her feelings, the ending of Xo...

Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for Xo, Kitty season 2!

Stella’s suspicious behavior in Xo, Kitty season 2 ends in a climactic plan to get revenge on one character on the Netflix show. When Kitty Song-Covey returns to the Korean Independent School of Seoul, she can’t foresee the K-drama events of her second semester. Xo, Kitty’s new characters round out her friend group and help add drama. One of the most perplexing new characters is Stella, a Korean-American attending the school and living in Kitty’s dorm.

She introduces herself to the group as a homeschooled Christian teen named Stella, who’s just so happy and grateful to be at Kiss. However, the end of Xo, Kitty season 2, episode 1 sets the tone for her character arc. This reveals that she’s going by a different name, angry at her parents, and her nice-girl act is a facade. The...

Is that hate we smell in the air? Yes, everyone’s favorite hater is back — and still hatin’.

Dave Chappelle brought back his Chappelle’s Show character Silky Johnson, of “Playa Haters’ Ball” fame, in a sketch on this week’s Saturday Night Live. Silky and his fellow hater Beautiful, played by Chappelle’s Show co-star Donnell Rawlings, showed up as eligible bachelors on a YouTube dating show where women hold a balloon and pop it if they’re not interested in the guy.

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This weekly feature is in addition to TVLine’s daily What to Watch column, our monthly breakdown of What’s on Streaming, and our master list of Every New TV Show Premiering in 2025.

With over 500 scripted shows now airing across broadcast, cable and streaming, it’s easy to forget that a favorite comedy is returning, or that the new “prestige drama” you anticipated is about to debut. So consider this our reminder to set your DVR, order a Season Pass, pop a fresh Memorex into the Vcr… however it is you roll.

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For all the brand-new chaos Kitty brings to Kiss in the sophomore season of Netflix’s Xo, Kitty, things ended in a more mellow way compared to the finale of Season 1. Showrunner Jessica O’Toole, who also worked with Jenny Han on Season 3 of The Summer I Turned Pretty, chalked it up to timing.

Season 2 of the To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before spinoff series watched Anna Catchcart’s main character and youngest Song Covey sister return to the Korean International School of Seoul to finish out her year studying abroad there and to track down the mysterious Simon mentioned in her mother’s letter. Of course, the love triange dynamics came back with a force this season as well because, despite her best efforts, Kitty still had feelings for Yuri (Gia Kim) and Min Ho’s heart-on-his-sleeve confession to her at the end of Season 1 is in the back of her mind too.

Warning: This article contains Spoilers for Xo, Kitty season 2!

Xo, Kitty showrunner Jessica O'Toole has opened up about a potential return of Lana Condor's Lara Jean and the status of her relationship with Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo). Since its Netflix breakthrough, Xo, Kitty has become a standout in Jenny Han's To All The Boys franchise, focusing on Kitty Song-Covey as she navigates her life at the Korean Independent School of Seoul (Kiss). Season 2 brought Peter back again, who visited Kitty as he was in Seoul for a lacrosse match, during which he made it clear he and Lara Jean were still going strong.

In a recent interview with TVLine, O'Toole opened up about the possibility of a Lara Jean cameo, following Margot Song Covey's (Janel Parrish) cameo this season, making Lara Jean's return a logical next step. O'Toole shared her enthusiasm, saying that it would be “delightful” to...

Warning: This article contains Spoilers for Xo, Kitty season 2!

Even though Kitty and Min Ho have chemistry in Xo, Kitty, the eponymous character turns Min Ho down before the start of season 2, pushing forward multiple storylines in the second season. Xo, Kitty explores many of Kitty Song-Covey’s relationships while she’s at the Korean Independent School of Seoul. Season 2 picks up two months after the end of Xo, Kitty season 1, filling in the gaps about what’s happened for the characters since then. Because the first season ended on cliffhanger, the second season needed to answer how Kitty responded to Min Ho’s confession of love.

It turns out, Kitty turned down Min Ho when he confesses his feelings on the plane. Or, it would be more accurate to say that she gets confused, unable to process his statement. Then, he gets mad and embarrassed at her perceived rejection...

Sadly, we never got to see David Lynch’s final project make it to television.

The celebrated auteur, who died Thursday at the age of 78, was working on a limited series for Netflix in the years preceding his death, the streamer’s CEO Ted Sarandos revealed in a Instagram tribute to Lynch. Years after they first met, Lynch “came into Netflix to pitch a limited series which we jumped at,” Sarandos explained. “It was a David Lynch production, so filled with mystery and risks but we wanted to go on this creative ride with this genius.”

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Hold onto your bannocks, Outlander faithful: We’re heading in uncharted territory.

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The cliffhanger at the end of Friday’s Season 7 finale likely surprised even the most devoted of Diana Gabaldon’s readers — mainly because it doesn’t...

After much anticipation and nearly a two-year wait, Season 2 of Xo, Kitty has officially been released, and it's an absolute delight. The season shows Kitty (Anna Cathcart) returning to K.I.S.S. for another semester for a second chance after being expelled. While there, she does some more investigating into her mom's history as a student at K.I.S.S., and learns some shocking family secrets. She also becomes even more entangled in her previous love triangle between Yuri (Gia Kim) and Min Ho (Sang Heon Lee), which is now more like a love hexagon.

Spoiler Alert: This post spoils the entirety of Xo, Kitty Season 2.

Xo, Kitty matched Anna Cathcart’s main character Kitty with several other potential love interests by the end of Season 1 after she went to school at Kiss in South Korea in part to be closer Minyeong Choi’s Dae.

Dae and his best friend Min Ho, who confessed his love for Kitty on a plane at the end of Season 1, have to work through some obstacles this season when it comes to Kitty’s return to Kiss as well as some other curveballs life gives them.

“I do understand Min Ho, but I do think that Min Ho (Sang Heon Lee) made the move at a wrong timing,” Choi told Deadline. “But I do understand him, because when you love someone and when you’re into someone, sometimes you make mistakes and sometimes you can’t control things. So...

Spoilers for Netflix's Xo, Kitty follow.

As a rom-com series, the plot of Netflix’s Xo, Kitty includes multiple interesting romances, but not every relationship is as good as the rest. Set two years after the conclusion of the To All The Boys movies, the series Xo, Kitty follows the experiences of Kitty Song Covey as she studies at the Korean Independent School of Seoul (Kiss), the school where her mother previously went and Kitty's first boyfriend presently goes.

Xo, Kitty heavily features Kitty learning about her mother, but the series also revolves around romance. The titular main character sets off on this journey in a relationship with Dae, but she finds herself involved in multiple potential romances. The self-proclaimed matchmaker also has a hand in helping others find love. Plus, the series starts out with multiple other established relationships. Ultimately, with so many romances featured in Xo, Kitty,...

Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for Xo, Kitty season 2!

Netflix’s Xo, Kitty season 2 includes a fantastic soundtrack that blends together K-pop and American pop music, blending the cultures that Kitty has experienced. In 2023, Netflix released the first season of their To All the Boys spinoff starring Anna Cathcart as Kitty Song-Covey. Continuing the story of season 1, Xo, Kitty deep friendships, teen romances, and family drama take center stage in season 2 as she returns to the Korean Independent School of Seoul.

While Xo, Kitty’s Korean setting was important to the first season, it becomes even more integral to the second season. Kitty learns about her secret family who lives in Korea, and she tries to bring them together. At the same time, the whole school is preparing for a talent showcase where most of the students will sing K-pop. With such a heavy focus on the Korean aspect of Xo,...

Xo, Kitty stands on its own, separate from To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, telling a coming-of-age story set in Seoul. Kitty Song-Covey moves beyond her past role as a meddling younger sister into the spotlight of her own tale, mixing romance with self-discovery. Back at Kiss (Korean Independent School of Seoul) following her first semester’s troubles and getting kicked out, Kitty searches for a new beginning—yet finds herself pulled into emotional tangles once again.

Season 2 continues previous storylines: Kitty and Dae share uncomfortable moments after their split; her feelings toward Yuri stay hidden; her friendship with Min Ho shifts after his honest admission of feelings. Running alongside these relationship complications, Kitty investigates her late mother’s history at Kiss—a story thread that weaves in questions about cultural roots and finding one’s place.

New students Praveena and Stella bring fresh energy to the school’s social...

Spoiler Alert: This piece lightly spoils Xo, Kitty Episode 6.

Peter Kavinsky (Noah Centineo) pays a visit to Kitty Song Covey (Anna Cathcart) at a crucial point in Season 2 of Xo, Kitty.

Kavinsky and Kitty first formed a very special bond back in Netflix’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before (2018), based on the first book of Jenny Han’s best-selling trilogy, when Peter received a love letter from Kitty’s older sister Lara Jean Song Covey (Lana Condor). His cameo appearance in the show, which was revealed in the Season 2 trailer, proved a very special moment both on and off camera.

“The Recruit was filming in Seoul, and there ended up being one day that he could shoot, and it happened to be our first day of shooting of the full season,” showrunner Jessica O’Toole told Deadline. “He’s in a later episode, but we were like ‘Well, we’re gonna make this happen.

Warning! Spoilers about Xo, Kitty season 2, episodes 6 and 8 ahead.

January 2025 is a treasure trove for returning Netflix TV shows, including the popular spinoff TV series of one of the streaming giant’s best rom-com movie trilogies of recent years. Netflix put romance stories front and center in the 2020s, whether those were set in an alternative historical period like Bridgerton, revolved around the festive season like Love at First Sight, or hilariously mixed romance and crime like Hit Man. The plethora of romantic comedies wouldn’t have been possible without the chart-topping teen rom-com contributing to the genre revival in the late 2010s, To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before.

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Xo, Kitty set up a packed season 2, and the show hits the ground running with more swoon-worthy romance,...

Netflix's delightful romantic dramedy series Xo, Kitty returned for a second season in early 2025, but will the To All the Boys spinoff get renewed for season 3? Centered on the title character who originally appeared in the aforementioned movies, the show follows Kitty (Anna Cathcart) as she travels to Korea to attend the prestigious boarding school where her mother was once a student. Though she originally travels all the way across the globe to be with her long-distance boyfriend, Kitty can't help but play matchmaker for her fellow students while also trying to figure out her own path.

A critical darling from day one, Xo, Kitty is just the sort of low-stakes romantic entertainment that helped make Netflix the premiere destination for the genre. Xo, Kitty season 2 catches up with the love-struck teen as she tries to sort out her complicated feelings for Yuri in the wake of Min Ho...

Tragic news out of the TV world on Thursday as it has been revealed that prolific director David Lynch has died.

He was 78.

The sad news was broken by Lynch’s camp in a Facebook post on his official account.

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“It is with deep regret that we, his family, announce the passing of the man and the artist, David Lynch,” the message reads.

“We would appreciate some privacy at this time. There’s a big hole in the world now that he’s no longer with us,” the emotional social media post continues.

“But, as he would say, ‘Keep your eye on the donut and not on the hole. It’s a beautiful day with golden sunshine and blue skies all the way.'”

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A cause of death has not been announced at this time of writing, but Lynch opened up about his emphysema diagnosis and...

The article contains spoilers for Xo, Kitty season 2.Xo, Kitty season 2 ended with significant unresolved tension between Kitty Song Covey (Anna Cathcart) and Min Ho Moon (Sang Heon Lee), leaving audiences speculating about the pair’s future. Streaming on Netflix, the To All The Boys I've Loved Before spinoff follows Kitty, a teen matchmaker who attends the Korean International School of Seoul (Kiss), as she navigates the highs and lows of love, life, and family. In season 2, Kitty returns to Seoul with a complex love square, a new roommate, and surprising discoveries about her family's heritage.

During an interview with Netflix's Tudum, showrunner Jessica O'Toole and star Anna Cathcart shared insights into the season 2 finale, focusing on the deliberate choice to leave Kitty and Min Ho's relationship open-ended. The showrunner addressed why Kitty and Min Ho didn't kiss in the finale, saying "longing is something that the audience also needs to do.

The article contains spoilers for Xo, Kitty season 2 ending.The Song family reunion in Xo, Kitty season 2 has set the stage for a potential third season. The Netflix spinoff of To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before continues to follow Kitty Song Covey’s (Anna Cathcart) journey as she navigates life, love, and family at the Korean Independent School of Seoul (Kiss). Season 2 delved deeper into Kitty’s family ties, uncovering a history of estrangement between her grandmother and her great aunt. With the help of Min-Ho, Yuri, and Margot, Kitty successfully bridged the gap between the older Song sisters and created new possibilities for her story.

In an interview with Tudum, O'Toole confirmed that Kitty is eager to return to Kiss for another semester following her heartfelt family reconciliation. Read the comment below:

Yeah, she wants to come back. And now that she knows she has a cousin, now...

Warning: This article contains Spoilers for Xo, Kitty season 2!

To All The Boys’ Peter Kavinsky, played by Noah Centineo, makes a cameo in Xo, Kitty season 2 that updates fans on the original characters while helping move the story forward. Netflix’s Xo, Kitty is a TV show spinoff of the To All The Boys movies, based on Jenny Han’s eponymous book series. After Margot and Lara Jean have moved away from home, Kitty maintains communication with her sisters through text and video calls. The only characters in Xo, Kitty season 1 from the original trilogy are Kitty’s dad, step-mom, Kitty, and Dae (although he was recast).

However, Xo, Kitty season 2 includes two big cameos from the movie trilogy – Peter Kavinsky and Margot Song-Covey. In the To All The Boys films, Kitty has a close relationship with Peter. Rather than treating her like an annoying younger sister, he treats her...

Warning: This article contains Major Spoilers for Xo, Kitty season 2!

Xo, Kitty season 2 weaves together multiple storylines that build up to an entertaining ending, answering questions about the Song-Coveys’ Korean family, Stella’s secret plan, and Kitty’s crushes. The second season of the Netflix show follows Kitty as she returns to the Korean Independent School of Seoul (Kiss) for the second semester of her Junior year of high school. She must grapple with her feelings for Yuri and Min Ho’s love confession on the plane. Though Kitty’s still a lovestruck teenager, season 2 spends more time focusing on Kitty’s family, with Xo, Kitty’s romances being secondary.

Noah Centineo’s Xo, Kitty season 2 cameo proves important to the story. Kitty learns, through the letters Peter gives her, that her mom followed her cousin Simon to Kiss, determined to bring her family back together. The headstrong main character...

Have you already binge-watched all eight episodes of Xo, Kitty season 2 now that they're streaming on Netflix? We certainly have, and there's no way this incredible teen series ends here. Sadly, Netflix hasn’t officially confirmed a third season yet, but the way season 2 ends strongly hints that the story could continue.

In the second season, Kitty Song Covey moves on from her teen matchmaking days as she starts a new semester at Kiss. With a strong determination to avoid drama, she focuses on keeping a low profile, concentrating on her studies, and uncovering more about her mom. However, being a teenager and a romantic at heart, she can't entirely steer clear of love and relationships.

While working to get over her crush on Yuri and navigating her complicated feelings for Min Ho, Kitty explores the world of casual dating. Meanwhile, her friends are also doing their best to navigate...

Xo, Kitty is back! The brand-new second season is now streaming on Netflix, and in it, we see Kitty make her return to South Korea for her second semester at Kiss. After being expelled and spending her month-long winter break in Portland, Kitty gets a second chance to re-enroll at Kiss, thanks to Yuri pulling some strings. This time, she’s determined to focus on herself—no more drama, no more meddling in others' lives.

Kitty plans to dedicate herself to her studies and learn more about her mom. However, sticking to this plan proves difficult when she’s still hung up on the girl she can't forget from last semester. Yuri helped her discover her bisexuality, and as much as she tries to get over her crush, the feelings remain intense, making it nearly impossible for Kitty to stay focused on anything other than her unresolved emotions.

Then, there...

Xo, Kitty season 2 is now available to stream on Netflix, which means our favorite teen matchmaker is finally back on our screens! Set a month after the season 1 finale, Kitty returns to Kiss for a new semester, with her scholarship reinstated thanks to Yuri's persuasive efforts with her mom. She's determined to start fresh, prioritizing her studies and steering clear of drama.

However, with unresolved feelings, new romantic entanglements, and unforeseen surprises, it quickly becomes clear that avoiding trouble won’t be as simple as Kitty anticipated. And she's not the only one facing challenges. Her friends are navigating their own complicated situations as well.

Following a season filled with romance, personal growth, and unexpected twists, Kitty finds herself standing at another emotional crossroads. Does she find her happily ever after in the end, or is she still left searching for the right person? What about her mom—what...

A little less than two years ago, I expected to brush off Netflix's Xo, Kitty with barely a second thought, operating under the assumption that the To All the Boys I've Loved Before spinoff was unnecessary. And yet, after season 1 exceeded my expectations, I spent the last 19 months eagerly waiting for the next chapter in Kitty Song Covey's story. Now, having binged all eight episodes of Xo, Kitty season 2, I'm thrilled to say the YA show is just as entertaining and heartfelt as ever.

Xo, Kitty is a comedy-drama series from the creator of To All The Boys I Loved Before, Jenny Han. Teen matchmaker Kitty Song Covey thinks she knows everything there is to know about love. But when she moves halfway across the world to reunite with her long-distance boyfriend, she'll soon realize that relationships are much more complicated when it’s your heart on the line.

A new season of Xo, Kitty has arrived, and with the arrival of the new season on Netflix has come the return of the characters we love as well as some new faces entering the mix. Among the new characters we meet in the season premiere is Stella, a new student at Kiss who has been assigned to the same living quarters as Kitty, Yuri, and Juliana.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for the season premiere of Xo, Kitty as well as for the full season.

When we first meet Stella we learn that she’s come to Kiss via an exchange program through her church and that she hails from a small town in Ohio. Our first impression of Stella is that she’s a fish out of water excited to experience Korea, but as the season premiere nears its end Stella gets a text from her parents in which they...

The red carpet premiere of Netflix’s Xo, Kitty Season 2 has been canceled in the wake of the Los Angeles wildfires that broke out over a week ago, the latest in a string of premiere red carpets, awards nominations and other Hollywood events to be nixed or postponed as the multiple blazes leveled neighborhoods, displaced tens of thousands and killed two dozen people.

The sophomore season of the K-drama, coming of age show, which is a spinoff of the streamer’s To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before films, debuts Thursday, Jan. 16. Jenny Han, author of the trilogy of books in which readers and eventual viewers first met Anna Cathcart’s Katherine “Kitty” Song Covey, posted on Instagram in tribute to the canceled premiere as well as to the devastation in L.A.

“Tonight was supposed to be the premiere for season two of Xo, Kitty, but sadly we’re...

The wait is almost over, Xo, Kitty fans. Can you believe it? The long-awaited second season will finally be released on Netflix in just a day. Get ready to reunite with Kitty and all your favorite characters as the next chapter of her romantic and comedic adventures unfolds!

Hold on a second! It's been nearly two years since the first season premiered, which feels like quite some time ago. Are you certain you remember how everything ended last season? Honestly, I wouldn’t be surprised if you don’t. Don’t worry, though. We’ve got you covered so that you won’t go into season 2 unprepared.

Below, we've put together a recap of the Xo, Kitty season 1 finale, highlighting all the important moments you’ll need to recall before jumping into the much-anticipated second season.

Spoilers ahead from Xo, Kitty season 1!

(L to R) Anna Cathcart as Kitty Song Covey,...

Get ready because one of Netflix's best teen shows is slated to make its return very soon. What show are we talking about, you ask? Well, it'll be Xo, Kitty, aka one of the most swoonworthy and charming series you'll ever watch!

It’s been a long wait, Xo, Kitty fans—over a year, to be exact. But the countdown is nearly over! In just one day, the highly anticipated second season of this hit teen series will arrive on Netflix. That’s right, brand-new episodes in an Xo, Kitty season 2 are about to drop. Get ready to reunite with your favorite characters and see what they’re up to this season!

Unfortunately, Netflix hasn't disclosed the total number of episodes for the second season yet, but it's likely to be around eight to 10 episodes, which is typical for a Netflix series. The first season consisted of 10 episodes, but...

Netflix's Xo, Kitty continues the story of Kitty Song-Covey, bringing together an impressive cast of up-and-coming actors, led by Anna Cathcart. After helping build her sister Lara Jean's relationship with Peter Kavinsky in the To All The Boys movies, Kitty Song-Covey embarks on a journey of self-discovery and romance at the Korean Independent School of Seoul (Kiss) in Xo, Kitty. The unapologetically young adult rom-com might be packed with clichés and tropes, but it’s still remarkably fun to watch, thanks to the lovable cast.

While Anna Cathcart’s Kitty Song-Covey is the main character of the show, the Netflix rom-com frequently feels like an ensemble show. By the end of Xo, Kitty season 1 where Kitty’s classmates and teachers are just as important. Rather than flattening them down, the writers make the rest of the main and supporting cast three-dimensional. Interestingly, most of the Xo, Kitty actors are up-and-coming,...

Xo, Kitty fans start your engines. The Netflix original and To All the Boys spinoff series returns for a second season on Jan. 16 — and Rolling Stone can exclusively reveal a first look at both the soundtrack and several key images from the new episodes.

While author Jenny Han’s works have gone from New York Times bestsellers to multiple beloved film and television projects, including the Netflix trilogy To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before and the Amazon Prime series The Summer I Turned Pretty, their reliance on modern soundtracks...

January has been off to a strong start with new Netflix releases like Missing You, Selling the City, and American Primeval. But we’re especially excited for the middle and end of the month, as that's when two major Netflix shows are returning with new seasons. And guess what? Noah Centineo will appear in both!

Noah Centineo as Owen Hendricks in Episode 205 of The Recruit | Netflix

One of those shows is the smash-hit spy adventure series The Recruit. After a painfully long wait, The Recruit season 2 will finally land on Netflix with its six episodes on Thursday, Jan. 30, 2025. In this brand-new season, we'll see Noah reprise his role as CIA lawyer Owen Hendricks, who finds himself caught up once again in the world of espionage. Only this time, everything's happening in South Korea.

Also returning this season are Vondie Curtis-Hall, Aarti Mann, Colton Dunn, Fivel Stewart, Kristian Bruun, Kaylah Zander,...

The cast of Xo, Kitty is buzzing with excitement as Noah Centineo makes a surprise return in the highly anticipated season 2 of the To All the Boys spinoff series. Centineo, who played Peter Kavinsky in Netflix's To All the Boys film trilogy, returns as a familiar face to provide some timely encouragement to his girlfriend's younger sister, Kitty Song Covey (Anna Cathcart). Xo, Kitty season 2, which premieres January 16, 2025, promises more drama and romance as Kitty navigates her second semester at the Korean International School of Seoul (Kiss) in search of true love.

In an interview with ScreenRant's Tessa Smith, Cathcart and Anthony Keyvan (“Q”) are thrilled to have Centineo back on set. The Netflix trailer for Xo, Kitty season 2 features a dreamy appearance from Centineo in its closing moments, where Peter reminds Kitty, "You are Kitty Song frickin’ Covey. Don’t you forget it." Cathcart, who also played...

Everything you need to know about Xo, Kitty Season 2 (Photo Credit – Instagram)

With the new year here, a lot of sequels and shows will be airing, much to the joy of fans and avid fiction watchers. Xo, Kitty, which is a spinoff series of the popular To All The Boys I Loved Before films, is all set to release its second season soon. The romantic comedy show revolving around Kitty Covey enjoyed a lot of success just like its original adaptation series did.

Its success led to its renewal for a second season which is now slated to release this year. Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming installment of the rom-com drama including when and where to watch the series, which cast members are returning and what to expect from it.

Xo, Kitty Season 2: Release Date

Season two of Xo, Kitty will premiere on Netflix...

My Life with the Walter Boys became an instant hit when it debuted on Netflix in December 2023. It wasn’t long before the streaming platform renewed the teen series for a second season. Now, we're all eagerly awaiting the release of My Life with the Walter Boys season 2, doing our best to remain patient.

The heartfelt teen show revolves around Jackie Howard, a teen girl who is forced to relocate to a rural Colorado town to live with her late mother’s best friend and her family after her parents tragically pass away in a car accident. While trying her best to adjust to her new surroundings, she finds herself falling for two brothers, Alex and Cole Walter.

An official release date for the second season hasn't been announced yet, but it's been confirmed to come out sometime in 2025. That means we need something to do to keep us busy while we wait.

In May 2023, fans of the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before movies were blessed with the continuation of one of the Covey girls’ stories, and it is an exhilarating one. In Jenny Han’s comedy romantic drama series, Xo, Kitty, Kitty (Anna Cathcart), the younger sister of Lara Jean (Lana Condor), is at the center of attention. Accepted to Kiss (Korean International School of Seoul), the same school her long-distance boyfriend Dae (Choi Min-yeong) attends, Kitty is moving to Seoul and ready to drop the ultimate surprise.

However, when she arrives and Dae is cuddling up with another girl, her expectations are crushed. A long road of confusion lies ahead of her until a misunderstanding is cleared up, and she finally ends up with Dae. For at least some time, that is, because teenage love is confusing. Duh. Classic move, considering that the series is an expansion of...

Netflix will release the second season of its acclaimed teen show Xo, Kitty, on January 16, 2025. The show offers fans an emotional journey of love and self-discovery. The spin-off from the successful “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” franchise will continue to follow Kitty Song Covey’s adventures at the Korean Independent School of Seoul (Kiss).

Anna Cathcart reprises her role as Kitty, who begins her new semester hoping for a fresh start and to escape previous romantic issues. However, her meticulously set preparations are quickly derailed when a mystery letter from her mother’s history arrives.

The forthcoming season brings back significant people who will test Kitty’s emotional terrain. Minyeong Choi reprises his role as Dae, her ex-boyfriend, while Gia Kim returns as Yuri and Sang Heon Lee continues as Min Ho. Each represents a distinct romantic prospect for the protagonist.

“We’re focused on more than just romance,...

Today, Netflix officially announced that Xo, Kitty Season 2 is premiering globally on January 16, 2025. The cast took to the streets of Seoul, South Korea, for a fun social post to announce the news. Plus, get a first look at the cast in new photos from Season 2.

Teen matchmaker Kitty Song Covey is back in Seoul for a new semester at Kiss. She’s single for the first time in a long time and ready for a fresh start: no more meddling, no more drama.

Maybe just some casual dating. Emphasis on casual. But she has more to worry about than her love life, as a letter from her mother’s past sets her on a wild journey, and new faces at Kiss bring change.

As secrets unravel and bonds are tested, Kitty will learn that life, family, and love are more complicated than she ever imagined.

A refresher of what happened...

Kitty Song Covey and the gang are back in Seoul for a new semester in first-look images of season two of the hit Netflix dramedy Xo, Kitty. Netflix released a first look of the new season and announced its release date Thursday morning.

The romantic dramedy, a spinoff of Netflix’s To All the Boys trilogy, follows the youngest Song Covey sister, Kitty, portrayed by Anna Cathcart, as she navigates her teenage years full of love and friendship while attending Korean Independent School of Seoul, often called Kiss.

Season one of Xo, Kitty ended with a love square of sorts after Kitty broke up with her boyfriend Dae (Minyeong Choi) due to her budding feelings for her adversary-turned-friend Yuri (Gia Kim). However, Kitty didn’t get to tell Yuri how she felt when Yuri’s ex Julianna (Regan Aliyah) returned. To add a layer, Kitty’s former nemesis and reluctant...