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Twentysomethings: Austin: What to Know About a Possible Season 2
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Netflix's latest hit is Twentysomethings: Austin, where eight strangers move to Texas for new experiences, and fans are already hoping for a second season. The trailer for season 1 came November 15, just about a month before the first season aired. So far, there are twelve episodes available for viewers to watch, but fans want to see more of the bunch. Here is everything to know about Twentysomethings: Austin season 2.
Twentysomethings: Austin follows Isha Punja, Bruce Stephenson, Abbey
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Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero Will Focus On Gohan & Piccolo, Says Producer
Series producer Akio Iyoku says Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero will focus on Gohan and Piccolo. Goku and Chi-Chi’s half-breed Saiyan son, Gohan, was first introduced in Dragon Ball Z. Following Goku’s fight with Raditz, and the former’s first stint Other World, Gohan was trained by Goku’s former nemesis Piccolo, who became an unexpected father figure. As Gohan continued to chip away at his latent potential—from Super Saiyan 2 to Ultimate/Mystic—he became poised to usurp his father as the strongest Z fighter. Nevertheless, Dragon Ball Super once again sidelined Gohan, making Goku and Vegeta the primary focus of the series.
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