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Is 'Sterling Point' season 2 happening on Prime Video? Here's what we know so far

The coming-of-age drama 'Sterling Point' is already a hit for Amazon, but will there be more from Annie, Ramona and co?

Is 'Sterling Point' season 2 happening on Prime Video? Here's what we know so far

As of early August 2025, Prime Video's coming-of-age drama Sterling Point has not yet announced a second season. However, the series has quickly risen through the streaming service's ranks and received critical acclaim, currently sitting at the top of Prime Video's weekly chart. The show's debut on August 5, 2024, received a strong 93% score on Rotten Tomatoes, with praise for its nostalgic 90s vibe that exceeds expectations and delights viewers.

Despite the lack of official confirmation, a renewal is likely given the series' popularity, similar to the recent pick-ups of Prime Video's other YA hits, Off Campus and Every Year After. If a second season does materialize, fans can expect to see main cast members Ella Rubin, Amélie Hoeferle, Jacob Whiteduck-Lavoie, Daniel Quinn-Toye, Bo Bragason, Ruffalo, Missi Pyle, Jay Duplass, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan return.

Megan Park, the series creator, has already begun developing ideas for season 2, with plans to deepen the world and explore new storylines, such as the characters' adult lives and the mysterious fate of Oona's mother. Production on season 2 is still in the early stages, with no set release date or filming timeline confirmed. However, given the 12-month window observed by Prime Video's successful recent releases, fans can anticipate Sterling Point season 2 arriving around June 2026. Keep an eye on Prime Video for updates on the series' future.

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