If you didn’t get enough of “Tell Me Lies” in Season 1, there’s great news! The show is returning for more drama, intrigue, and romantic suspense on Wednesday, Sept. 4 on Hulu. “Tell Me Lies” tells the story of Lucy and Stephen, a couple in college who drive each other crazy in more ways than one. Their relationship is toxic in every sense of the word, but that fact alone isn’t enough to keep them away from each other. What trouble will it lead to this season? Find out with a 30-Day Free Trial of Hulu.
How to Watch ‘Tell Me Lies’ Season 2 Premiere
- When: Wednesday, Sept. 4
- TV: Hulu
- Stream: Watch with a 30-Day Free Trial of Hulu
About ‘Tell Me Lies’ Season 2
Lucy and Stephen are headed back to school, and after their breakup at the start of the summer, one might assume they will be ready to go their separate ways for good. Despite a pledge not to speak to one another, however, it becomes clear very quickly that the pair cannot cut off all contact with each other for long.
Suddenly finding themselves in a new version of their addictive relationship that is as exasperating as it is difficult to escape, the pair begins to pull their friends into their toxic orbit. The story will expand to show viewers more details of the lives of their friend group, as the fallout of the events of Season 1 is explored in more detail from different perspectives.
What Titles Similar to ‘Tell Me Lies’ Are Available on Hulu?
Shows about relationships ranging from toxic to healthy are available in plenty on Hulu. The streamer carries titles like “Pam & Tommy,” the original series “Little Fires Everywhere,” and even next-day episodes of unscripted classics like “The Bachelorette” which air first on ABC.
Hulu has two standalone subscription options: an ad-supported plan for $7.99 per month, or an ad-free version for $17.99. There are also myriad bundles available which include Hulu; viewers who subscribe to Disney+ can add Hulu for as little as $2.99 per month extra.
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