Netflix series Sex/Life has unveiled a number of new cast members that have signed up for season 2.
The drama, which made its debut last year, became the talk of the internet when it was released – particularly one rather explicit scene.
As things gear up for the next season, TVLine reports that Batwoman's Wallis Day (aka Kate Kane in season 2 of The CW series) has joined as a character called Gigi, while Orphan Black's Dylan Bruce will play the role of Spencer.
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Also on board are UnREAL's Craig Bierko, playing the part of Mick, She's Gotta Have It star Cleo Anthony as Kam, and Succession's Darius Homayoun as Majid.
Season 2 of Sex/Life was confirmed back in September following the success of the first outing.
The show itself is based on the BB Easton memoir 44 Chapters About 4 Men, and follows Billie Connelly (Sarah Shahi), a suburban housewife who starts journaling after feeling nostalgia for her past exploits, writing about her experiences with her ex-boyfriend.
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Speaking after the renewal, series creator and showrunner Stacy Rukeyser said: "Sex/Life is a dream come true. To create a show about empowered female sexuality that has entranced so many millions of viewers is not only immensely fun but also incredibly gratifying.
"When I think about all the women who have reached out from all over the world to say that the show speaks to them in a deeply personal way, I am so inspired. I'm thrilled and grateful for the opportunity to continue telling this story for Billie, and for all of us."
Sex/Life season one is streaming now on Netflix.
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