If Season 2 of XO, Kitty wanted to end each episode, not just one, with Aespa’s “Drama” it would work.
The sweet Netflix series spinoff of Jenny Han’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before franchise centres on the youngest Song Covey sister, chaos queen and matchmaker Kitty (Anna Cathcart), who finds her own path attending her mother’s former high school in Seoul — and cannonballing into romantic pandemonium between classes. In Season 1, confessions of love were made, exams were passed, and Kitty navigated her bisexual awakening. After all the unearthed family secrets and lovelorn twists of Kitty’s first semester, the series left us on a colossal cliffhanger in coach.
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In Season 2, co-showrunners Han and Sascha Rothchild spring from the first season’s foundations, not only pushing Kitty to dig further into her mother’s past (through franchise-important letters, of course) but throwing the show’s now established characters into teen K-drama-worthy romantic hijinks, enemies-to-lovers gold, and high stakes family drama. If you loved Season 1 of XO, Kitty, you’ll want to seize that popcorn and let the dramatic misunderstandings, near-kisses, and banger soundtrack flow for the second semester.
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