Stan Against Evil, the popular horror-comedy series from IFC, has been renewed for a second season.
Season 2 will air sometime in 2017, the network announced. The first season debuted to strong numbers for IFC, serving as one of its most successful original series launches yet. In fact, the show's total viewer count more than doubled within the week before the release of each new episode.
"Stan Against Evil instantly connected with IFC viewers, making it one of the network's most popular original series launches to date," IFC president Jennifer Caserta said in a statement.
The series stars John C. McGinley as Stan Miller, a former small town sheriff from New England who's forced into retirement. He's joined by Janet Varney, who plays Evie Barret, "the beautiful new sheriff in town," who Miller ends up joining forces with when things take an unexpected turn in their demon-plagued town.
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Season 2 will air sometime in 2017, the network announced. The first season debuted to strong numbers for IFC, serving as one of its most successful original series launches yet. In fact, the show's total viewer count more than doubled within the week before the release of each new episode.
"Stan Against Evil instantly connected with IFC viewers, making it one of the network's most popular original series launches to date," IFC president Jennifer Caserta said in a statement.
The series stars John C. McGinley as Stan Miller, a former small town sheriff from New England who's forced into retirement. He's joined by Janet Varney, who plays Evie Barret, "the beautiful new sheriff in town," who Miller ends up joining forces with when things take an unexpected turn in their demon-plagued town.
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