MTV's Floribama Shore's original cast members head to Panama City beach after they get renewed for season 2
Summer is definitely the time for some mindless fun and by the looks of it, all the fun is happening on the shores this year. The very popular Jersey Shore spin off, Floribama Shore has just been renewed for a second season, with the entirety of its original cast members returning for a round two.
Floribama Shore season 2 will consist of 14 episodes — which is almost a double up from the first episode's solid eight. Following in the footsteps of the original MTV blockbuster, Jersey Shore, this show has managed to gain rave following and rapid success, ranking as the number one original cable series in its time period.
That, and also as the number two original unscripted cable series in 2017!
Original cast members Jeremiah Buoni, Codi Butts, Kortni Gilson, Aimee Hall, Kirk Medas, Nilsa Prowant, Candace Rice and Gus Smyrnios are all set to return for this second season that is taking the group back to Panama City Beach. The group is enroute there for spring break - on a journey to see what this 2.0 version holds for them.
Jersey Shore creator/executive producer SallyAnn Salsano and her 495 Productions are the team behind Floribama Shore too, with Salsano and Drew Tappon serving as executive producers. The show is set to premiere on Tuesday, June 19 at 10/9c.
And of course, in added good news, Jersey Shore's revisited version, Jersey Shore: Family Vacation — which had managed to reunite more of Jersey Shore's original cast members, has also been renewed for a second season. While it hasn't been confirmed where it's going to take place and which cast members are coming back, OG Jersey Shore alum 'Snooki' confirmed it's going to be 'just as wild.'
Speaking of what the reboot's second season might entail, Snooki (real name Nicole Polizzi) told Bustle: “We are the same. That’s a fact. You know, we all definitely grew up when it came to our lives. You know, me having two kids and being a wife, so I definitely have priorities, and I’m a mom at home. But any time I get with the roomies, even if we go out to dinner, we all act the same, like we used to.”
