‘Off Campus’ Season 2 Premieres April 28, 2027 on Prime Video

Prime Video will premiere Off Campus Season 2 on April 28, 2027, according to Deadline, with Collider reporting the same date. That is less than a year after Season 1 debuted on May 13, 2026, a gap Deadline calls very rare for a streaming series.

The Fast Turnaround

Deadline credits the quick return to the early renewal, which came in February, three months before the first season launched. The show, created by Louisa Levy from Elle Kennedy’s Off Campus novels, is still pulling numbers: Deadline reports it ranked No. 6 among Prime Video’s most-viewed series worldwide for the week of Oct. 26, six months after release. Season 1 drew 36 million viewers in its first 12 days, which Deadline says is the third most-viewed debut season in Prime Video history.

New Couple, Same Rink

As announced in May, Season 2 follows Allie Hayes (Mika Abdalla) and Dean Di Laurentis (Stephen Kalyn), adapted from Kennedy’s The Mistake. Season 1 followed Hannah Wells (Ella Bright), a music major who agrees to fake-date hockey star Garrett Graham (Belmont Cameli), and both return.

Cast Changes

Amazon confirmed the Season 2 cast alongside the date, per Deadline. Returning are Abdalla, Kalyn, Cameli, Bright, Antonio Cipriano (John Logan) and Jalen Thomas Brooks (John Tucker). The two hockey players are set up for their own love stories. India Fowler joins as a series regular, playing Grace Ivers, John Logan’s romantic interest.

Josh Heuston, who had a one-season arc as Hannah’s crush, is the one Season 1 regular not coming back. Deadline lists Julia Sarah Stone (Jules), Khobe Clarke (Beau Maxwell) and Miles Gutierrez-Riley (Dexter) as returning recurring players. Philipa Soo joins as Scarlett, a theatre artist guest directing a play at the college, and Charlie Evans returns as Dean’s old hockey rival Hunter Davenport. Shay Rudolph joins as Dean’s younger sister, Summer.

The coverage we opened did not give an episode count or release pattern, so we are not reporting one yet.

Sources: Deadline (Nov. 5, 2026); Collider (Nov. 5, 2026). Image: Courtesy of Prime Video.