The Trailer for Season Two of Portland-Filmed “Shrill” Features a Naked Cyclist, Conveyor Belt Sushi and a Sweet Blazers Jacket

The second season of the widely acclaimed Hulu series drops this Friday.

Less than a year after its triumphant first season, Shrill is back.

The second season of the widely acclaimed, Portland-set and shot Hulu series, which stars Aidy Bryant and is based on the memoir by Seattle writer Lindy West, premieres this Friday, Jan. 24.

The recently released trailer is full of witty one liners and Portland quirks—from conveyor belt sushi to a naked cyclist. It also hints at a subplot for Bryant's character's housemate, Fran (Lolly Adefope), one of the first season's best supporting characters.

According to Hulu, the eight new episodes will focus on Annie's career as a writer after quitting her soul-sucking staff job, as well as her newly committed relationship with her well-meaning but clueless boyfriend, Ryan.

Watch the full trailer below.

Related: In Her New Book, Lindy West Takes on Everything From Trump to Adam Sandler—and Manages to Convert Some Republicans Along the Way

Shannon Gormley

Shannon Gormley is originally from Baltimore, Maryland. She covers local and non-local music in Portland, and writes for Baltimore City Paper whenever she's visiting her hometown.

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