‘Upload’ Season 2 Officially Wraps Up Filming at Amazon

Amazon's sci-fi and comedy series ‘Upload’ season 2 has officially wrapped up the filming today. With all the COVID-19 safety guidelines in place, season 2 completed all the scenes within 3 months after the start of filming.

Season 2 will now go into post-production and it is likely to arrive in Fall this year. With the likes of shows like The Boys and Hanna season 3, which are likely to arrive in 2022, Amazon might have prioritized ‘Upload’ season 2 for its 2021 slot. Carnival Row season 2 also completed its filming last year but we didn't get any update after that, hopefully, as per our sources, it is arriving this summer.

The show's leading star Robbie Amell shared a story on his Instagram, confirming the wrap on season 2 filming. The story also includes Andy Allo, Allegra Edwards, Kevin Bigley, and Zainab Johnson.

In the final episode of Upload season 1, Ingrid arrived at Nathan’s 2GB room and found him without data, giving him an extra GB so she could talk to him. There she revealed that she’s going to be with him forever, as she decided to upload. A person can only upload if they’re dead, meaning that Ingrid killed herself so she can be with Nathan all the time. The last time viewers saw Ingrid in the real world, she confronted her father following the break-up, revealing she actually tried to save Nathan by changing the settings on his car to protect him.

Season 2 is likely to answer if Ingrid is alive or dead. Who actually killed Nathan? and also, if there is any way to be able to download human consciousness in a body after the Upload.

“Upload” takes place in the near future, where people can be “uploaded” into a virtual afterlife of their choice. It follows a young app developer, Nathan Brown (Robbie Amell), who winds up in the hospital following a self-driving car accident, needing to quickly decide his fate. After a rushed deliberation with his shallow girlfriend Ingrid (Allegra Edwards), he chooses to be uploaded to her family’s luxurious virtual afterlife, the Horizen company’s “Lakeview.” Once uploaded in Lakeview, Nathan meets his customer service “Angel” Nora Anthony (Andy Allo), who at first is his charismatic concierge and guide, but quickly becomes his friend and confidante, helping him navigate this new digital extension of life.

"Upload" comes from “The Office” and “Parks and Recreation” creator Greg Daniels who was thrilled to announce it. It is executively produced by Daniels, along with Howard Klein. Kevin Bigley and Zainab Johnson also stars in the series.