Filming for the second season of Netflix phenomenon 13 Reasons Why started a few months ago, back in June, and now details of what we can expect are starting to emerge.
While most of the cast of the original series are expected to return - including Katherine Langford as Hannah Baker - the show will be adding a handful of new characters into the mix.
Kelli O'Hara, a Tony award-winning Broadway actress and star of Masters of Sex, will join the cast as Jackie, an "advocate for victims of bullying" (via TVLine).
Other cast additions include Bryce Cass, who will play Cyrus, described as "an edgy, cynical mischief maker" and his on-screen sister Mackenzie, played by Chelsea Alden (who you might recognise from American Horror Story), who is "artsy, witty" and outspoken.
Also joining students at Liberty High School for season two will be Samantha Logan (The Fosters) as track star Nina and Anne Winters (Tyrant) playing head cheerleader Chloe.
Its not just the pupils at Liberty High who will have some new faces in the crowd: the teachers will be joined by new cast member Ben Lawson (Neighbours) as Rick, the basketball coach.
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Meanwhile, Kings' Allison Miller is going to be playing a young litigator, Sonya, who we would imagine will be playing a role in the lawsuit Hannah's parents have filed against the school.
Season two of 13 Reasons Why will air on Netflix in 2018. You can watch (or rewatch) season one on Netflix now.
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