Apple TV’s Season Two Of ‘Stick’ Has Owen Wilson And Pete Dager’s Characters Return

The trailer for the 10-epsiode season two of Apple TV’s comedy series Stick has been released. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the first two episodes will premiere on November 4, with the remainder releasing each week through December 30.

The show was created by showrunner Jason Keller (Ford v. Ferrari Escape Plan). Owen Wilson (Loki, Zoolander) stars as Pryce Cahill and is also the executive producer for the series. In the first season, Cahill was an ex-pro golfer with his whole future depending on the skills from a 17-year-old golfer named Santi, who is played by Peter Dager (Insidious: The Red Door).

This new season has Santi following his profession in golf while taking a new approach in focusing on Cahill’s comeback to win a major golf championship. Clark Ross, who is played by Timothy Olyphant (Justified, Santa Clarita Diet) plays Clark Ross, who was a former rival of Cahill, urges Cahill to become the oldest golfer to win in the majors, but the path to potential success is hard to improve on after all these years. Cahill will in this season would need to confront his past and his promise to be more than he was.

The new coach Amanda, played by Rhea Seehorn (Pluribus, Better Call Saul), will be teaching Cahill the basics in golfing to prepare him for the championship and his caddie Mitts, played by Marc Maron (Glow, Almost Famous), will be helping Cahill as well on the course. The returning ensemble will include Mariana Treviño (A Man Called Otto, Club of Crows), Lilli Kay (Your Honor, Yellowstone), and Judy Geer (Archer, Arrested Development). Joining the second season will be John Higgins (A Man Called Otto, Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain), Billy Zane (Titanic, Tombstone), Rex Linn (Happy Place, Young Sheldon), Sasha Alexander (Rizzoli & Isles, Shameless), and Missi Pyle (Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, Sterling Point).

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