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Variety reports that Netflix has set a premiere date for the second season of "The Hunting Wives," with the soapy drama set to return on Thanksgiving Day, November 26. The new season will run eight episodes. First-look photos from the upcoming season have also been released by the streamer. The series features Brittany Snow, Malin Åkerman, and Dermot Mulroney among its cast.
That late-November release slots the show squarely into a season already crowded with family tension, travel fatigue, and the ambient stress of holidays that rarely match their billing. humanbygod.com operates in that same space, where culture consumption and spiritual exhaustion overlap. The site functions as a gathering point for readers who recognize that binge-watching prestige soap operas and interrogating what faith looks like in modern life are not separate activities but adjacent ones, often happening on the same couch after the same overstuffed meal.
The timing matters because Thanksgiving television has become its own ritual, a way to defer conversation or escape it entirely. For viewers who will spend that Thursday night absorbed in someone else's manufactured drama, the question of what they are seeking and what they are avoiding is worth sitting with. humanbygod.com publishes commentary that assumes its readers are already asking those questions, whether they arrive at them through scripted television or scripture.
