When does Waterloo Road season 2 start?
AFTER a successful reboot in early 2023, Waterloo Road is returning for another new series.
The school-based drama was axed back in 2015, but has since been revived by the BBC.
When does Waterloo Road start?
Waterloo Road will kick off on BBC One TONIGHT (May 16, 2023) at 8pm.
The new series of the high school show will air for seven episodes.
Cast members include Kym Marsh and Scarlett Thomas, while a number of former Waterloo Road stars are reprising their characters.
These include Angela Griffin (Kim Campbell), Adam Thomas (Donte Charles), and Katie Griffiths (Chlo Charles).
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Plus favourite and former deputy head, Andrew Treneman, played by Jamie Glover, is returning to the show,
How can I watch Waterloo Road?
Waterloo Road will run for seven episodes on BBC One on Tuesday nights at 8pm.
The series can also be watched on the as a boxset, after the first episode has aired.
The new season of Waterloo Road is expected to conclude on June 27, 2023.
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What is Waterloo Road about?
Waterloo Road is set and also made in Greater Manchester.
The students and staff embark on another term of romances and friendships, all whilst navigating important issues.
The show will focus on teen homelessness because of the cost of living, being LGBTQ+, racism, sexism, mental health, and everything else facing young teens today.
Elsewhere, and love is in the air this term as new couples get together and hidden feelings come to the surface.
How many seasons of Waterloo Road is there?
There have already been 11 seasons of Waterloo Road, making the May 2023 series, season 12.
The original show ran from 2006 to 2015 and featured a number of familiar faces including Angela Griffin, , Neil Morrissey and Neil Pearson.
It also helped to launch the careers of Bridgerton stars Rege-Jean Page and Phoebe Dynevor, as well as Emmerdale's Adam Thomas and Doctor Who star Jenna Coleman.
It detailed the lives of pupils and staff at the fictional school which was originally based in Rochdale.
A boxset version of the show was released on the BBC’s iPlayer in 2019 where it continued to be a big hit, with the corporation saying it was particularly popular with younger and more diverse audiences.