Make sure your seat belts are fastened for the new season ofThe Flight Attendant.On Monday, HBO Max released the new trailer for the show’s upcomingsecond seasonwith starKaley Cuocoteasing it as “one trip you will never forget.“Cuoco, 36, is back as jet-settingflight attendant Cassie Bowden. In season 1, she woke up in a hotel room to find a man dead, with no recollection of how it happened. Throughout the season, she worked to catch the real murderer, tried to get sober and eventually was recruited to the CIA.Now, Cassie is struggling tokeep her double lifea secret from her friend Annie Mouradian (Zosia Mamet). “I’m an asset for the CIA,” Cassie says. “I know we said no more secrets but you’re about to guess it anyway.“For more on season 2 ofThe Flight Attendant, listen below to our daily podcast PEOPLE EveryDay.Annie responds, “I was literally nowhere close to figuring that out.“Jennifer Rose Clasen/HBO MaxCassie also begins to question if she is being framed. “There are a lot of weird things going on around me. I’m starting to think someone is pretending to me,” she says.“I’ve worked so hard to build this new life and I’m holding onto it with everything that I have,” Cassie adds.The trailer shows Cassie returning to her “mind palace” where she is confronted with three other versions of herself. “Are you me? Oh God! Don’t answer that,” she says.Jennifer Rose Clasen/HBO MaxAnother Cassie responds, “What did you think? You’re going to find some hot dead guy in here again.“Towards the end of the trailer, fans see Sharon Stone for the first time as Cassie’s estranged mother Lisa.According to apress releasefrom HBO Max, trouble is ahead “when an overseas assignment leads her to inadvertently witness a murder.” As a result, Cassie “becomes entangled in another international intrigue.“Cuoco toldEntertainment Weeklylast month that her character has “completely changed. Turned over a new leaf and is a whole new person” in season 2.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free weekly newsletterto get the biggest news of the week delivered to your inbox every Friday.“We find out rather quickly that’s not the case and sobriety is a lot harder than she likes to admit,” she added of the second season’s plot.Cuoco also shared that her character’s side gig “sometimes goes too far.““She’s an asset, not an agent, which she constantly needs to be reminded of,” she explained.The first two episodes ofThe Flight Attendantseason 2 premiere April 21 on HBO Max. The following episodes will be released in weekly installments, concluding with the May 26 finale.
Make sure your seat belts are fastened for the new season ofThe Flight Attendant.
On Monday, HBO Max released the new trailer for the show’s upcomingsecond seasonwith starKaley Cuocoteasing it as “one trip you will never forget.”
Cuoco, 36, is back as jet-settingflight attendant Cassie Bowden. In season 1, she woke up in a hotel room to find a man dead, with no recollection of how it happened. Throughout the season, she worked to catch the real murderer, tried to get sober and eventually was recruited to the CIA.
Now, Cassie is struggling tokeep her double lifea secret from her friend Annie Mouradian (Zosia Mamet). “I’m an asset for the CIA,” Cassie says. “I know we said no more secrets but you’re about to guess it anyway.”
For more on season 2 ofThe Flight Attendant, listen below to our daily podcast PEOPLE EveryDay.
Annie responds, “I was literally nowhere close to figuring that out.”
Jennifer Rose Clasen/HBO Max
Cassie also begins to question if she is being framed. “There are a lot of weird things going on around me. I’m starting to think someone is pretending to me,” she says.
“I’ve worked so hard to build this new life and I’m holding onto it with everything that I have,” Cassie adds.
The trailer shows Cassie returning to her “mind palace” where she is confronted with three other versions of herself. “Are you me? Oh God! Don’t answer that,” she says.
Another Cassie responds, “What did you think? You’re going to find some hot dead guy in here again.”
Towards the end of the trailer, fans see Sharon Stone for the first time as Cassie’s estranged mother Lisa.
According to apress releasefrom HBO Max, trouble is ahead “when an overseas assignment leads her to inadvertently witness a murder.” As a result, Cassie “becomes entangled in another international intrigue.”
Cuoco toldEntertainment Weeklylast month that her character has “completely changed. Turned over a new leaf and is a whole new person” in season 2.
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free weekly newsletterto get the biggest news of the week delivered to your inbox every Friday.
“We find out rather quickly that’s not the case and sobriety is a lot harder than she likes to admit,” she added of the second season’s plot.
Cuoco also shared that her character’s side gig “sometimes goes too far.”
“She’s an asset, not an agent, which she constantly needs to be reminded of,” she explained.
The first two episodes ofThe Flight Attendantseason 2 premiere April 21 on HBO Max. The following episodes will be released in weekly installments, concluding with the May 26 finale.
source: people.com
