Rutherford Falls is back for season 2, premiering June 16 through Peacock. Stars Ed Helms and Jana Schmieding lead a fantastic ensemble cast as Nathan and Reagan, lifelong best friends whose bonds are sometimes tested with Nathan's lineage of colonization brushes up against Reagan's Native roots and community aspirations. Other cast members include Dustin Milligan (Schitt's Creek) as Reagan's ex-boyfriend Josh Carter, and Jesse Leigh (the recent Heathers reboot) as Nathan's ex-assistant Bobbie Yang.
Season 2 of Rutherford Falls sees Josh and Bobbie reinventing themselves for very different reasons. While Josh is still reeling from his breakup with Reagan and re-evaluating ow important the podcast that blew up Nathan's life really was, Bobbie is thriving in the political arena and even running for mayor. But when Bobbie's opponent is the tenacious and mercenary Feather Day, it will take all of Terry Thomas' (Michael Greyeyes, Home Before Dark) coaching to get them ready.
Related: Rutherford Falls Season 2 Trailer Sees New Challenges For Nathan & Reagan
Screen Rant spoke to Leigh and Milligan about how their characters unfold over the course of Rutherford Falls season 2, and what it means for onscreen representation to have so many authentic Native voices behind the scenes.
Screen Rant: Dustin, I'm still heartbroken over Ted and Alexis on Schitt's Creek, and you are not helping me right now with losing Reagan. What is this?
Dustin Milligan: Yeah, I know, a lot of breaking up in diners. It would seem that's just sort of the way it goes. But maybe, who knows? If we get a third season, maybe there is hope for Reagan and Josh.
Where there is life, there is hope. What is your journey this season, post-Reagan?
Dustin Milligan: I
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