Love it, hate-watch it or roll your eyes at it, you probably have an opinion about All's Fair. Ryan Murphy's glossy legal drama about a firm of women divorce lawyers got just about everyone talking in its first season, and season two is now streaming. The new season premiered Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with three episodes on Hulu and on Hulu on Disney+ in the US. Internationally it streams on Disney+. New episodes follow each Wednesday, with the finale set for December 2, 2026.
What season two is about
The official logline keeps it short: the lawyers of Grant, Ronson & Greene "are back for another season of scandals, secrets, and stilettos." Disney says new allegiances form, friendships are tested, and "a shocking revelation threatens the very existence of the firm."
The trailer leans into revenge. Its tagline is "Vengeance is a savage game," which tells you everything about the tone. If you liked the first season's mix of courtroom fights, power suits and big monologues, this looks like more of the same, turned up.
Who is back
The core cast returns:
- Kim Kardashian as Allura Grant
- Naomi Watts as Liberty Ronson
- Niecy Nash-Betts as Emerald Greene
- Teyana Taylor as Milan
- Matthew Noszka as Chase
- Sarah Paulson as Carrington Lane
- Glenn Close as Dina Standish
Brazilian actor Cauã Reymond joins as a new series regular. Guest stars this season include Dorinda Medley, Noah Fearnley, Denise Richards, Jaime Pressly and Margo Martindale. A Real Housewives legend and Margo Martindale in the same season is very much the energy of this show.
The series is produced by 20th Television in association with Ryan Murphy Television. Kardashian, her mom Kris Jenner, Close, Watts, Paulson, Nash-Betts and Taylor are among the executive producers.
Why we are watching
Here is the honest pitch. All's Fair is not trying to be The Good Wife. It is camp, it is fashion-forward, and it puts women over 40 at the center of nearly every scene. Glenn Close and Sarah Paulson playing rivals is reason enough. Naomi Watts and Niecy Nash-Betts are always worth your time. And the clothes alone make it a fun Wednesday-night ritual with a glass of wine.
If season one was too much for you, season two probably will not change your mind. If you had fun with it, three episodes at once is a very good night.
How to watch, and what it costs
You need Hulu to watch in the US. The cheapest way in, according to Hulu's plans page, is the Disney+ and Hulu bundle with ads at $12.99 a month. If your household also wants sports, the Disney+, Hulu and ESPN Unlimited bundle starts at $35.99 a month, or $44.99 a month for the premium tier.
Outside the US, the series streams on Disney+. You can read Disney's season two announcement for the full cast and credits.
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Our take
Clear Wednesday night, text the group chat and make it an event. All's Fair is at its best when you watch it with friends who will gasp at the same moments you do. Three episodes is the perfect amount for a premiere night, and then it becomes your weekly treat through the holidays.
