'Naomi' Season 2: 5 things to know about The CW superhero show
The CW's 'Naomi' is nine episodes in, and already has fans at the edge of their seats. While Season 1 goes briefly on hiatus, there has certainly been a lot of hype and curiosity around the series.
From what we know so far, the superhero series is neither renewed nor canceled. Season 1 ended on a cliffhanger -- with Naomi finally confronting the big bad, Brutus, and also uncovering the truth behind her parents' death. With broken trust being a running theme, Naomi uncovers some harsh truths, the most severe one being that Greg and Jen aren't who they seem. Left without a solution and a new mission, Season 1 certainly sets up conflict and drama for Season 2.
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When does Naomi release and where can you watch it?
Season 2 of 'Naomi' is yet to see a release date but stay tuned for more updates!
What is 'Naomi' all about?
The premise is focused on Naomi McDuffie (Kaci Walfall), and a rounder student, whose life changes forever after a Superman "stunt" takes place in her hometown. Her overly protective Greg and Jennifer McDuffie (Barry Watson and Mouzam Makkar) are alarmed when Naomi has frequent fainting spells. The teen's BFFs, Annabelle (Mary-Charles Jones), Nathan (Anthony Puig), Lourdes (Camila Moreno), Anthony (Will Meyers), and Jacob (Aidan Gemme) help Naomi dig into the truth behind the unexpected event, and the toll it's taken on her.
Who stars in the drama series?
Kaci Walfallas Naomi McDuffie
A New York native and Brooklyn-born, Kaci Walfall plays the lead in The CW's 'Naomi', as the character with the title's name. She portrays a carefree, yet inquisitive and determined teenager, who yearns to find out more about her true identity. The series is a television adaptation of the DC comic of the same name.
Kaci was always drawn to entertaining people, and at just seven years of age, her parents enrolled her in acting classes. She kickstarted her acting career with a recurring role on Lifetime's 'Army Wives', and shortly after, joined the cast of Broadway's 'The Lion King' as Young Nala. She also took on the role of Lavender in the National Tour of 'Matilda'.
Other cast details
Mary-Charles Jones as Annabelle, Cranston Johnson as Zumbado, Alexander Wraith as Dee, Mouzam Makkar as Jennifer McDuffie, Daniel Puig as Nathan, Camila Moreno as Lourdes, Will Meyers as Anthony, Aidan Gemme as Jacob, Barry Watson as Greg McDuffie, Brian Brightman as Commander Steel, Alie Urquhart as Esme, Joanna Walchuk as Mrs. Varady, Stephanie March as Akira, Owen Harn as Julian, and Chase Anderson as Adam Blake.
Showrunners
The series is created by Ava DuVernay and Jill Blankenship.
Trailer
We're yet to see an update on this front but stay tuned! Till then, you can watch Season 1 of the series on the CW app.