The Irregulars Season 2: What Do We Know So Far?

The second season of The Irregulars will not be aired on Netflix. After one season, Netflix has canceled the Sherlock Holmes spin-off series after being reported on May 5. This article is about The Irregulars Season 2.

That will come as a major surprise and a letdown to fans of the TV series, who had helped The Irregulars reach the top spot on the US and UK top 10 most popular lists when it debuted on March 26.

The fantasy horror crime drama, which has received positive to mixed reviews from critics and some fans, won’t be a comfort to The Irregulars’ fans if you consider review aggregation sites like Rotten Tomatoes.

Despite the fact that it’s not exactly great news, we’re keeping our base for season 2 of The Irregulars on hold for now. You may read our speculations on when season 2 might have aired, what plot points needed to be addressed, who was returning cast members, and more below if you’re interested.

The Irregulars Season 2 Release Date Speculations:

There is no release date for The Irregulars season 2 as of yet, despite the fact that Netflix has not made an official announcement regarding a second season.

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However, we believe that Netflix will attempt to take advantage of The Irregulars’ apparent success and begin production on season 2 as quickly as possible. Naturally, any progress on this front will be contingent on the show’s showrunner, Tom Bidwell, and the availability of The Irregulars’ main cast.

According to Production Weekly, the sequel series will shoot in Liverpool this summer. Deadline reports that Season 2 is still in the works. The main cast and crew are currently engaged in other projects, so it’s unclear when Season 2 will premiere. However, we predict that The Irregulars will return to TV in 2022 if we had to guess.

The Irregulars Season 2 Cast Details:

Here’s who we anticipate returning, and any new casting announcements will be added to the list below as and when they are announced:

• Thaddea Graham (Bea)
• Darci Shaw (Jessie)
• Jojo Macari (Billy)
• McKell David (Spike)
• Harrison Osterfield (Leopold)
• Royce Pierreson (John Watson)

 Plot Synopsis

There’s no telling what the narrative of The Irregulars will cover, although we’re not sure right now. Although Season 1 didn’t conclude on a cliffhanger, there are plenty of unresolved plot threads at the conclusion of the episode.

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For one, we have no idea if Sherlock is still alive. In the season 1 finale, Holmes traveled to the spirit realm to be with Bea and Alice’s mother Jessie. Those who live in the spirit world are, as far as I can tell, dead, according to what I heard from Alice.

Assuming that spirits are unable to be reborn or reincarnated, Sherlock is likely to have died when he joined Alice. It would be odd to have a TV series about Sherlock without the character in it, however, so it’s uncertain whether he’ll manage to return.

Sherlock’s most loyal companion, Dr. John Watson, will be more affected than the average person. It’ll be interesting to see how Sherlock’s employer manages his colleague being missing in action.

He may mope at 221B Baker Street and grieve for Sherlock’s death, or he may rise to the challenge and accept the burden of becoming the new head of The Irregulars in his place. Season 2 should continue Sherlock’s efforts, especially if new supernatural threats emerge.

Second, the on-again, off-again relationship between Bea and Leo must be addressed. At the conclusion of season 1, Leo informed Bea that they couldn’t be together. To save Billy from being hanged for murdering his ex-taskmaster Vic, Leo made a deal with his folks to marry Helena. This is the princess he met in episode 7, and he must go to Europe to get to know her better.

Despite the fact that Leo has accepted he will never be with Bea again, their tale will not come to a conclusion. Season 2 must resolve this plot in some manner. Whatever it is that Billy realizes his feelings for Bea, or whether it’s Leo regaining his position in the group, The Irregulars season 2 must meet fans’ expectations in some way.

Finally, we come to the series’ supernatural aesthetic. With Jessie still having her Ipsissimus abilities, it’s clear that this version of Sherlock’s world isn’t the only supernatural presence. It’ll be fascinating to see where Bidwell takes the TV show next in terms of antagonist and possible parallel dimensions.