It’s been a year and a half since season one, and we can finally, finally confirm: season two of We Might Regret This is here. So block your calendars, slip into your comfiest joggers, and get ready to laugh until you pee a little.
The BBC series, first aired in 2024, follows tetraplegic artist Freya (Kyla Harris), who moves to London to start a new life with her older romantic interest, Abe (Darren Boyd).
When Freya finds herself without care and sofa‑surfing Jo (Elena Saurel) finds herself without a home or a job, Jo moves in with the couple and becomes Freya’s 24/7 PA — and Abe’s 24/7 headache.
Tensions further rise thanks to Abe’s soon‑to‑be ex‑wife Jane (Sally Phillips) and his son Levi (Edward Bluemel).
Creators Lee and Kyla teased that season two will deliver “more laughs, hard truths and nipples.”
Here’s where to watch We Might Regret This season two, and everything else you need to know about this hilariously awkward show.
When is We Might Regret This season two coming out?
The new season starts on 25 February, and here’s the complete episode guide for We Might Regret This:
Episode 1: Wednesday 25 February
Episode 2: Wednesday 4 March
Episode 3: Wednesday 11 March
Episode 4: Wednesday 18 March
Episode 5: Wednesday 25 March
Episode 6: Wednesday 1 April
You can watch We Might Regret This on BBC Two at 22.00 each week. Or the first four episodes are available on BBC iPlayer.
Is there a trailer for We Might Regret This season two?
Yes, BBC dropped a trailer for season two of We Might Regret This:
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As Freya throws herself into planning her big day, it looks like storm clouds may already be gathering. In one charged scene, Jo is seen clasping Abe’s hand and shooting him a distinctly suggestive glance — and we’re suddenly not so sure this wedding will be smooth sailing.
Elsewhere, one of Freya’s friends gushes that she and Abe are “perfect” together. But newcomer Sophie Thompson — who joins the cast as Beanie McElroy, an alt-bridal designer with a razor-sharp eye — isn’t convinced. “Then why is she crying?” she counters coolly.
So, is this love story about to unravel before Freya even makes it down the aisle? Consider us officially seated.
What will happen in We Might Regret This season two?
A synopsis for the upcoming season of We Might Regret This teases even more emotional turbulence ahead:
“Further complicated by Freya’s agents, The Olivias (Emma Sidi and Hanako Footman), who enlist the couple in a wedding-themed content creation campaign focused on disability inclusion.
"Abe is also forced to confront his complicated history with Jo (Elena Saurel), as well as his own trust issues, after unexpectedly finding Jo and Freya together.”
So yes, it’s giving messy.
And when asked whether Freya has any doubts about saying “I do”, actress Kyla Harris didn’t exactly dispel our fears.
“Although excited to marry Abe, Freya is hesitant to get married without her best friend, Jo,” she explains. “She also receives unexpected news about how her decision to get married will affect her autonomy, which completely complicates her engagement to Abe.”
Who is in the cast of We Might Regret This season two?
Returning cast:
- Kyla Harris as Freya (co-creator and star)
- Darren Boyd as Abe
- Elena Saurel as Jo
- Edward Bluemel as Levi
- Sally Phillips as Jane
- Aasiya Shah as Ty
- Emma Sidi as Olivia
- Hanako Footman as Olyvya
- Lolly Adefope as Susan
- Jessie Mei Li as Haruka
And there’s a chic new arrival shaking things up behind the seams.
Sophie Thompson (Detectorists, Silo) joins the cast as Beanie McElroy, an “alt bridal-wear” designer collaborating with Freya on her big-day look.
Will there Be We Might Regret This season 3?
Getting slightly ahead of ourselves? Perhaps. But when a show is this good, can you blame us?
We Might Regret This has officially been renewed for seasons two and three — and honestly, it feels deserved.
Creators Lee and Kyla previously described the first series as “just the tip of the comedy iceberg”, teasing that there’s far more chaos (and catharsis) to come. They added that they’re “beyond grateful to the BBC for their continued support and commitment to exploring disability, messy relationships and unparalleled intimacy on screen.”
Watch We Might Regret This on BBC iPlayer.
