Cast Of Only Murders In The Building Season Two

Welcome Back to the Arconia (and the Chaos!)

Season two of Only Murders in the Building? Pure chaotic fun. We’re back with our favorite true-crime podcasters. They're still knee-deep in, well, murder.

Let's dive into the cast, shall we? Prepare for some mildly spicy opinions.

The Core Three (and My Undying Love for Them)

Steve Martin as Charles-Haden Savage? Comedy gold. He plays the washed-up actor perfectly.

Martin Short as Oliver Putnam? A flamboyant, hilarious mess. Honestly, he steals every scene.

And Selena Gomez as Mabel Mora? She brings the Gen Z coolness. She balances out the older guys so well.

Unpopular opinion: Mabel is secretly the smartest of the bunch. She just pretends to be aloof. Don't @ me.

New Faces, New Suspects (and My Suspicions)

Cara Delevingne as Alice Banks arrives on the scene. An artist with a mysterious vibe.

Alice feels...off, right? Too eager to be involved. I'm side-eyeing her pretty hard.

Amy Schumer as...Amy Schumer? Meta and hilarious. But also, kinda sus.

She buys Oliver's apartment, obsessed with the podcast? Red flag! Just saying.

Shirley MacLaine as Leonora Folger? A total legend. Mother of Bunny Folger.

Shirley MacLaine adds instant class to every scene. I could listen to her voice all day long.

Returning Favorites (and My Secret Hopes)

Jayne Houdyshell as Bunny Folger? Okay, she's dead. But flashbacks galore!

Bunny was secretly the heart of the Arconia. Even if she was a grumpy one.

James Caverly as Theo Dimas? The (mostly) reformed bad boy. I’m still holding out hope for him!

Theo deserves a redemption arc. Let's be honest.

Minor Characters, Major Impact (and My Obsessions)

Michael Cyril Creighton as Howard Morris? Endlessly quirky and awkward.

Howard’s the unsung hero of the Arconia. Always there, always observing. And always covered in cat hair.

Da'Vine Joy Randolph as Detective Donna Williams? Sarcastic and sharp.

I need Detective Williams to solve every crime ever. Can we get her a spin-off?

Overall Thoughts (and My Final Verdict)

Season two keeps you guessing. The twists and turns? Wild.

The cast chemistry is amazing. It's what makes the show so watchable.

Unpopular opinion number two: the second season is BETTER than the first! The mystery is more complex, the humor is sharper, and the characters are even more lovable (or hateable, depending on who you ask).

So, who do you think did it? Let me know! (But be nice.)