Ripple Season 2: Release date speculation, cast and plot details – Everything we know so far
Fans still can’t stop talking about that jaw-dropping finale of Ripple back in early 2024. The psychological thriller from Netflix left half the internet screaming at their screens, and the credits rolled. Now everyone wants one thing: When does Ripple Season 2 finally drop? Here’s everything you need to know.
Ripple Season 2 Renewal status
As of December 2025, Netflix has not announced an official premiere date for Ripple Season 2.
The show wrapped filming in late October 2025 (cast members posted wrap-party photos on Instagram with the caption “That’s a wrap on Season 2”), so post-production is now in full swing. Netflix thrillers of this scale usually need 5–8 months from wrap to release.
Ripple Season 2 Release Date Speculations
Several entertainment sites are betting on a summer 2026 drop, probably June or July, to catch that sweet spot before the fall Emmy-qualifying rush.
Ripple Season 2 Expected Cast
- Emma Corrin as Cass “Cassie” Harlow – already confirmed in every interview
- Tom Holland as Leo Vance – finished shooting in October, posted a behind-the-scenes selfie with the caption “see you in 2026”
- Phoebe Waller-Bridge as the mysterious Dr. Mara Quinn – spotted on set multiple times
- Jonathan Bailey as Detective Ryan Cole – his agency listed Ripple S2 on his upcoming projects page
- Ambika Mod as Priya Malhotra – confirmed in the official Netflix TUDUM feature from September
As per reports, three major additions:
- Oscar Isaac in a currently-secret role (rumored to be the season’s big bad)
- Florence Pugh as a character named “Eve” – fans already think she’s Cassie’s long-lost sister
- Brian Cox as the head of the shadowy organization introduced in the finale
Ripple Season 2 Potential Plot
Season 1 ended with Cassie discovering that the memory-altering app “Ripple” was just the tip of the iceberg. Season 2 picks up three months later. Cassie is on the run, Leo is trying to clear his name, and the organization behind Ripple has gone global.
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