‘BEEF’ Season 2 Filming Schedule Revealed at Netflix

The second season of the hit Netflix series, Beef is now confirmed to begin filming early next year as the complete filming schedule is finally out.

According to Prod Week, ‘BEEF’ Season 2 is currently set to begin filming on January 13, 2025, in Los Angeles, California, and Korea and will take around 5 months to wrap up on May 9, 2025, officially. The production schedule definitely hints that fans should not expect it to premiere in 2025. So, it is safe to assume that BEEF Season 2 is likely to be released sometime in 2026 on Netflix.

Although Season 2 will have an entirely new cast, the theme of the series will remain the same. In the second season, A young couple sees a frightening confrontation between their employer and his wife, which sets off chess moves of favors and pressure in the exclusive world of a country club and its Korean billionaire owner. BEEF Season 2 will feature Oscar Isaac (Dune, Ex Machina, Inside Llewyn Davis), Carey Mulligan (Promising Young Woman, Maestro), Charles Melton (May December, Warfare), Cailee Spaeny (Priscilla, Civil War, Alien: Romulus), and Academy Award-winner Yuh-Jung Youn (Minari, Pachinko, and The Wedding Banquet). Song Kang-ho (Parasite, Broker, Memories of Murder) has joined the Season 2 cast as a guest star.

Season 2 will consist of eight 30-minute episodes (two less than the first season, with Lee returning as creator, showrunner, and executive producer. Jake Schreier will also executive produce, alongside Season 1 stars and executive producers Steven Yeun and Ali Wong.

Critics liked the first season of BEEF. The limited series premiered in 2023 and went on to become the most recognized and award-winning anthology series of the 2023-2024 season, receiving eight Emmy Awards, four Critics Choice Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, two Gotham Awards, two Film Independent Spirit Awards, two SAG Awards, and PGA, WGA, and AFI Honors.

BEEF Season 1 began when two strangers' lives intersected following a road rage incident. Danny Cho (Yeun) is a failed contractor with a chip on his shoulder, whereas Amy Lau (Wong) is a self-made businesswoman with a glamorous existence. Throughout the 10-episode series, their animosity consumes them, intertwining their lives and relationships in more ways than one. 

In the final episode of the season, Amy and Danny, who have been injured in a car accident, assault each other but are trapped without a cell phone connection. Amy compels Danny to scavenge for food at gunpoint, resulting in the consumption of toxic berries. They both grow ill and dehydrated and fearing they are dying, they confide in one other and come to terms with their own grief. They survive and make their way back to the city. As they get to safety, Amy falls and Danny rushes to assist her, but George emerges and shoots Danny. Amy waits at Danny's hospital bed. Amy cuddles Danny on the hospital bed as he is unconscious. Days pass, and Danny returns her hug.