Season 2 of the New Zealand black comedy series Creamerie is officially set to arrive stateside this weekend, courtesy of Hulu.
Hulu has released a new official trailer for Creamerie Season 2, teasing the next chapter of the “Y: The Last Man but with milk” saga. The trailer concludes by announcing that the new season will be available to stream in its entirety on Hulu beginning Saturday, July 15 (one day after it hits TVNZ+ on Friday, July 14).
Check out Hulu’s trailer for Creamerie Season 2 below:
What is Creamerie about?
Creamerie initially premiered in April 2021. It stars Ally Xue as Alex, J.J. Fong as Jaime, Perlina Lau as Pip, Jay Ryan as Bobby, and Tandi Wright as Lane. Roseanne Liang serves as showrunner.
“After a virus plague that has decimated men around the globe, Creamerie follows three female dairy farmers from New Zealand who accidentally run into the last surviving male on the planet… or is he?” an official synopsis for the series reads. “Picking right up where season one’s shocking cliffhanger left off, season two sees Alex, Jamie, Pip and male survivor Bobby fleeing rural Hiro Valley and going on an epic road trip to bring Wellness cult leader Lane to justice and uncover the truth about the mandemic. But to save humankind, they’ve first got to save their friendship.”
Creamerie Season 1 is currently streaming on TVNZ+ in New Zealand and on Hulu in the United States. Season 2 premieres on TVNZ+ on July 14 and on Hulu on July 15. The new season will then arrive on SBS Viceland in Australia on Aug. 28.
