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Kim Kardashian's 'All's Fair' Sets Season 2 Premiere for November 4 on Hulu
Hulu has announced that Season 2 of Ryan Murphy's legal drama 'All's Fair,' starring and executive produced by Kim Kardashian, will premiere November 4 with three episodes, accompanied by a new trailer.
Hulu has set Wednesday, November 4 as the premiere date for Season 2 of «All's Fair,» the Ryan Murphy legal drama starring and executive produced by Kim Kardashian. The season will launch with three episodes, available on Hulu, on Hulu via Disney+, and on Disney+ internationally, with subsequent episodes rolling out weekly on Wednesdays.
The announcement came alongside the release of a first trailer for the new season, which opens with the ominous line «Vengeance is a savage game.» The trailer signals a shift toward open conflict among the show's core characters, with Sarah Paulson's character, Carr, declaring war in the new footage.
Season 2 of «All's Fair» continues the series' blend of legal procedural and high-gloss melodrama, a formula that has made it a fixture of Murphy's expanding television output. The show's official logline for the second season has been released, though details remain under wraps beyond the trailer's tease of escalating rivalries.
Kardashian's involvement as both star and executive producer has kept the series in the cultural conversation since its debut, marking one of her most prominent scripted television roles to date. Her partnership with Murphy, a prolific creator known for «American Horror Story,» «The People v. O.J. Simpson» and «Monster,» has positioned «All's Fair» as a key title in Hulu's drama slate.
The weekly release strategy, beginning with a three-episode drop, follows a pattern Hulu has used for other high-profile originals to build sustained audience engagement across a season. New episodes will continue to arrive on Wednesdays after the November 4 launch.
International viewers will be able to watch through Disney+ in markets outside the United States, while domestic audiences can stream on Hulu or through the Hulu hub on Disney+. The multi-platform rollout reflects the broader consolidation of Disney's streaming properties and the company's push to give original series maximum reach at launch.
The trailer's emphasis on vengeance and warfare suggests Season 2 will lean further into the interpersonal conflicts that drove the first season's narrative, with Paulson's Carr emerging as a central antagonist. The series has drawn attention for its stylized take on the legal world and its ensemble cast, which blends established actors with figures from outside traditional acting backgrounds.
No further plot details have been confirmed beyond the trailer and the released logline. The premiere date places «All's Fair» in a competitive fall television window, where streaming platforms typically debut their most anticipated returning series.
For Hulu, the return of «All's Fair» represents another chapter in its ongoing collaboration with Murphy, whose output has become a reliable draw for the platform. The series joins a lineup of originals that the service has used to distinguish itself in an increasingly crowded streaming market.
Viewers can expect the first three episodes to arrive together on November 4, with the remaining episodes of Season 2 following on a weekly basis. The trailer is now available for streaming, offering an early look at the season's tone and central conflicts ahead of the premiere.
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