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Hulu sets November 4 premiere and releases trailer for All's Fair Season 2

Hulu announced that Season 2 of Ryan Murphy's legal drama All's Fair, starring Kim Kardashian, premieres Nov. 4 with three episodes, and released a first trailer.

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Mixed · 2Hulu has set Wednesday, November 4 for the Season 2 premiere of All's Fair, which will launch with three episodes, and has released the first trailer. Mixed · 2New episodes will then drop each Wednesday, on Hulu, Hulu on Disney+ and Disney+ internationally. Mixed · 2The official logline says the lawyers of Grant, Ronson & Greene are back for another season of scandals, secrets and stilettos, and that a shocking revelation threatens the very existence of the firm.

Mixed · 2The cast includes Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Matthew Noszka, Sarah Paulson and Glenn Close, with Cauã Reymond joining as a new series regular. Centre · 1TVLine reports that Reymond plays a bodyguard, and that in the trailer Paulson's character Carrington "Carr" Lane continues her mission to destroy the firm from the inside. Centre · 1TVLine also recalls that Season 1 ended in December 2025 with Dina (Close) taken away in handcuffs, charged with the murder of the man who assaulted Emerald.

Centre · 2New guest stars include Dorinda Medley, Noah Fearnley, Denise Richards, Jaime Pressly and Margo Martindale; TVLine also lists Grant Show and Robin Givens. Previously announced guests include Nyle DiMarco, Lady Bunny and several RuPaul's Drag Race alumni. Mixed · 2The series was created by Ryan Murphy, Jon Robin Baitz and Joe Baken and is produced by 20th Television with Ryan Murphy Television; Kardashian is among its executive producers.

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Trade-press announcement with playful tone, stressing the trailer's spectacle and the show's divisive buzz.
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Release date, trailer style, cast and guest lists.
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Variety omits plot context from Season 1; neither left outlet recaps the Season 1 finale.
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“Decadent First Trailer”“buzzy and divisive”“Back With a Vengeance”
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“Drops Decadent First Trailer” — Variety
“buzzy and divisive heightened legal drama” — The Hollywood Reporter

Centre2 outlets

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Announcement with series premise and characters; TVLine adds Season 1 recap and trailer plot detail in a fan-oriented, cheeky tone.
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Character roles, rivalry with Paulson's Carr, guest stars, production credits.
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Neither mentions the show's divisive reception.
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“guilty pleasure”“sharks in stilettos”
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“The guilty pleasure's first season ended in December 2025” — TVLine
“a fierce rivalry with competitor Carrington Lane (Paulson)” — Deadline

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