When to Watch ‘Hazbin Hotel’ Season 2 on Prime Video
The dangerous-for-work cartoon Hazbin Hotel returns to screens for a second season this week on Prime Video, with the guesthouse for fallen angels back up and running after the disastrous events at the end of season 1.
Based on the hit YouTube series of the same name, Hazbin Hotel hit the mainstream with Vivienne Medrano’s animated musical recently ordered for two additional seasons. The series follows Charlie Morningstar, the daughter of Satan, as she attempts to run a hotel for demons with the goal of rehabilitating them so they can go to heaven.
Business is booming in Season 2, following Morningstar’s victory over the Celestial Army at the end of Season 1. However, the power-hungry demonic overlords, the Vees, seem ready to challenge her dream, sparking a battle that threatens to engulf both Hell and Heaven.
While the first season’s soundtrack managed to reach the Billboard top 20, season 2 receives a major musical boost with Fall Out Boy frontman Patrick Stump joining the cast as Abel, a gentle, contrasting figure compared to his rock-star father.
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When to watch Hazbin Hotel season 2 on Prime Video
Season 2 of Hazbin Hotel will premiere with its first two episodes on Wednesday, October 29 at 12 a.m. PT/3 a.m. ET.
From then on, two episodes will air every Wednesday, with the final two episodes releasing on Prime Video on November 19.
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