The Last Thing He Told Me Season 2 premieres on Friday, February 20, 2026, on Apple TV+, with eight new episodes continuing one of the streamer’s most gripping thrillers. Based on Laura Dave’s sequel novel and executive produced by Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine, this season picks up five years after Owen’s disappearance, setting off a desperate race across borders to reunite a fractured family before the past closes in.

Owen Is Back, But So Is the Danger

Season 2 opens with a stunning reversal: after five years on the run, Owen Michaels, played by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, resurfaces. His return sets Hannah, played by Jennifer Garner, and stepdaughter Bailey, played by Angourie Rice, on an urgent mission to find a way to bring their family back together before the same forces that drove Owen into hiding come back to threaten them all. The season reportedly takes Hannah all the way to Paris, signaling a far more international scope than the first season.

Bailey’s journey carries its own emotional complexity. As Angourie Rice put it, her character is wrestling with the question of how someone earns back trust once they have broken it, particularly within a family. Meanwhile, Bailey’s bond with stepmother Hannah has grown into one of the show’s most powerful and moving relationships.

Jennifer Garner and a 13 Going on 30 Reunion

One of Season 2’s most talked-about casting moves is the addition of Judy Greer, who plays a mysterious newcomer named Quinn Favreau. Greer and Garner previously starred together in the beloved 2004 romantic comedy 13 Going on 30, making their reunion on screen one of the season’s most charming subplots off screen. Rita Wilson also joins the cast as Carol, the mother of Hannah, a role that Garner herself championed during casting.

Other new additions include John Noble, Luke Kirby, Josh Hamilton, Nick Hargrove, Michael Galante, and Michael Hyatt. David Morse and Augusto Aguilera return from Season 1.

Based on the Sequel Novel

Season 2 adapts Laura Dave’s follow-up novel The First Time I Saw Him, published in January 2026. Dave continues as creator alongside Academy Award-winning co-creator Josh Singer, with Aaron Zelman joining as co-showrunner and executive producer. The creative team behind Season 1, including Garner and Hello Sunshine’s team, all return for this chapter.

Eight Episodes Through April 2026

All eight episodes will roll out weekly on Apple TV+ every Friday, with the season finale landing on April 20, 2026. Season 1 is currently streaming on Apple TV+ for anyone who wants to catch up before diving into this new chapter. With its blend of domestic thriller tension, emotional family drama, and international intrigue, The Last Thing He Told Me Season 2 is shaping up to be one of Apple TV+’s most compelling series of the year.

Cross Season 2 is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video, launching on February 11, 2026 with three episodes followed by weekly releases through the finale on March 18, 2026. Based on James Patterson’s bestselling Alex Cross novel series and created by Ben Watkins, the second season pushes the D.C. detective into his most dangerous case yet as a vigilante killer targets the powerful elite.

A New Killer with a Vendetta Against the Wealthy

Season 2 opens with forensic psychologist and D.C. Metro detective Alex Cross recovering from a harrowing car wreck before being pulled into a new case. Billionaire business titan Lance Durand, played by Matthew Lillard, contacts the FBI after receiving a death threat linked to the murder of another billionaire. Cross quickly realizes the killer is a ruthless female vigilante who is not simply a serial murderer but someone delivering her own brand of justice to the corrupt and powerful.

The new antagonist Luz, portrayed by Jeanine Mason, is one of the season’s most compelling additions. Her signature: severing the fingers of her victims. Her motive: holding corrupt billionaires accountable. The moral complexity of hunting someone who targets bad people gives Season 2 a sharper, more provocative edge than its predecessor.

Alex Cross and Family Under Pressure

With Season 1 villain Ramsey finally behind bars, Cross and his family are attempting to heal. But the arrival of Luz shatters the fragile peace they have built. Aldis Hodge continues to deliver a nuanced, physically commanding performance as Alex Cross, while the season raises new questions about loyalty, justice, and what it truly means to protect those you love.

The return of Isaiah Mustafa as partner John Sampson deepens the show’s emotional core. The series also brings back Alona Tal, Samantha Walkes, Juanita Jennings, Caleb Elijah, Melody Hurd, and Johnny Ray Gill, with new addition Wes Chatham joining the ensemble.

Bigger Stakes, Bolder Storytelling

Critics have praised Season 2 as a step forward for the series, describing it as “a triumph that strengthens audience investment in Alex Cross and in Aldis Hodge’s continual portrayal of the complex detective.” The vigilante storyline gives the show a timely dimension, touching on wealth inequality and corruption while keeping the tension of a cat-and-mouse crime thriller front and center. Early reviews suggest the season raises enough compelling questions to set up a potential third season.

Produced by a Powerhouse Team

Cross Season 2 is produced by Blue Monday Productions, Skydance Television, Paramount Television Studios, and Amazon MGM Studios. With the full weight of these production houses behind it, the series continues to raise its production values and cinematic ambition season after season. All episodes of Season 2 are available now on Prime Video.

Scrubs Season 10 premieres on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, on ABC, bringing back J.D., Turk, and Elliot for the first time in over 15 years. The beloved medical comedy’s revival lands with a back-to-back episode premiere before heading to Hulu the following day. With original creator Bill Lawrence back at the helm and the core trio reunited, this is the comeback fans of Sacred Heart have been waiting for.

J.D. and Turk Front and Center

Unlike many revivals that shift focus to a younger generation, Scrubs Season 10 keeps Zach Braff as J.D. and Donald Faison as Turk at the heart of every story. The official synopsis reads: J.D. and Turk scrub in together for the first time in a long time. Medicine has changed. Interns have changed. But their bromance has stood the test of time. The season is told exclusively from J.D.’s perspective, staying true to the original series’ signature narrative style.

Sarah Chalke returns as Elliot Reid, completing the original core trio. Braff has said the revival aims to reflect the realities of modern medicine and what it looks like to be a doctor who has been worn down by years in the system, while keeping the show’s signature balance of comedy and genuine emotion.

Returning Faces and New Blood

The beloved ensemble gets welcome additions on both fronts. Returning in guest roles are Judy Reyes as Carla and John C. McGinley as the iconic Dr. Perry Cox. Robert Maschio (Todd) and Phill Lewis (Hooch) also reprise their roles.

The new generation of Sacred Heart interns includes:

• Vanessa Bayer as Sibby, who runs a wellness program for hospital staff
• Joel Kim Booster as Dr. Park
• Ava Bunn, Jacob Dudman, David Gridley, Layla Mohammadi and Amanda Morrow as new interns

A Tribute to Sam Lloyd

One of the season’s most touching elements is its ongoing tribute to Sam Lloyd, who played Sacred Heart’s lovably hapless lawyer Ted Buckland throughout the original run. Lloyd passed away in 2020 at age 56. The revival honors his memory through Lloyd’s Tavern, a bar frequented by the characters that carries his name throughout the season.

Production and Critical Reception

The revival was officially greenlit by ABC in July 2025, with production beginning in October 2025 in Vancouver and wrapping in December. The season consists of 9 episodes and is executive produced by series creator Bill Lawrence alongside showrunner Aseem Batra. Early critical reception has been warm, with the revival earning an 87% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes based on early reviews.

Where and When to Watch

Scrubs Season 10 airs on ABC with new episodes every Wednesday at 8/7c. Each episode becomes available to stream on Hulu the following day. Whether you are a longtime fan of the original or discovering Sacred Heart for the first time, the revival offers the same blend of heart, humor, and hospital hallway chaos that made Scrubs one of the most beloved comedies of the 2000s.