Every Year After has plans for more seasons — with different leads — but is everyone from the cast coming back for a potential season 2?
Based on Every Summer After by Carley Fortune, Every Year After follows Percy (Sadie Soverall), who grew up vacationing in Barry’s Bay and spending all her time with the Florek brothers: Sam (Matt Cornett) and Charlie (Michael Bradway).
In addition to introducing new characters, Every Year After surprised Us with some massive book shakeups.
“I think there’s less of things changing and more of things just being added. But I think you’re getting the actual bones of the book and the love story. I think all of the themes and the tone are the same,” Aurora Perrineau, who plays Percy’s friend Chantal in the series, exclusively told Us Weekly.
The book also wrapped up everyone’s story more while the show focused on introducing Charlie as the next lead.
“I really would love to see a second season of the show. They’re not quite there yet and I think because Sam is still kind of getting his head around what’s happened, that makes a lot of sense,” Fortune told Us of the ending. “I love how the show ends with a very clear set up for bringing One Golden Summer into the second season, which I’m most excited about.”
Scroll down to see who is — and isn’t — expected to return in season 2:
Sadie Soverall
While Soverall is expected to reprise her role as Percy, she would no longer be front and center on the show.
Matt Cornett
The same goes for Cornett, who would be back as Sam but not as the main character.
Michael Bradway
Bradway has been positioned as the season 2 lead after Charlie’s onscreen heart attack. His story was originally explored more in Fortune’s follow-up novel, One Golden Summer.
Abigail Cowen
Cowen’s role as Delilah was expanded — and with plans for the show to have five seasons — there is more than enough room for her in season 2.
Aurora Perrineau
Perrineau’s Chantel is expected back on the show.
Joseph Chiu
As is Chiu a.k.a Jordie, who is now caught in his own love triangle.
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