
XO, Kitty Season 2 Critical Reception
Kitty’s Return Polarizes Critics

After an almost universally well-reviewed debut, XO, Kitty season 2 was surprisingly polarizing. While some reviews (like the one from Screen Rant) gushed about how fun and “infectious” the show’s energy is in the sophomore outing, others were sadly disappointed. The AV Club was less impressed with the second season, accusing it of being a bit overstuffed which left many of the most important threads to take a back seat to a host of new characters. Though Decider gave the series an emphatic “Stream it” score, they nevertheless echoed many of the sentiments seen in less positive reviews.
XO, Kitty Season 2 Cast
The New & Returning Faces Of Season 2










Leading the cast of XO, Kitty season 2 is, of course, Anna Cathcart who reprised her role as matchmaker Katherine “Kitty” Song. Joining Cathcart is Minyeong Choi as Dae, Kitty’s long-distance boyfriend, Gia Kim as Yuri, and Sang Heon Lee as Min Ho. Furthermore, Anthony Keyvan came back as Q, while Peter Thurnwald returned once again to play Alex alongside Regan Aliyah as Juliana.
Several newcomers joined the sophomore season in recurring roles, like Audrey Huynh (Wyrm) as Min Ho’s new beaut Stella, while Sasha Bhasin (Brave the Dark) plays Praveena, one of Kitty’s romantic flings during season 2. Finally, Joshua Lee (Gangnam Project) was tapped to play Jin, a rival for Q.
The cast of XO, Kitty season 2 includes:
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Actor
XO, Kitty Role
Anna Cathcart
Kitty Song

Minyeong Choi
Dae

Anthony Keyvan
Quincy Shabazian

Gia Kim
Yuri Han

Regan Aliyah
Juliana

Sang Heon Lee
Min Ho

Peter Thurnwald
Professor Alex Finnerty

Audrey Huynh
Stella

Sasha Bhasin
Praveena

Joshua Lee
Jin

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XO, Kitty Season 2 Trailer
Watch The Full Trailer Here

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XO, Kitty Season 2 Ending & Spoilers
Kitty Saves The Day Once Again

Even as Kitty solves other people’s problems, she can’t seem to resolve her own
There were quite a few storylines for XO, Kitty season 2 to explore, and the ending of the sophomore outing did a decent job of wrapping up some of the bigger angles. Unsurprisingly, things worked out for Kitty in the end, even if they didn’t work out the way the natural matchmaker hoped they would. Shows like XO, Kitty aren’t going to take big swings with shocking twists, so the finale is predictably heartwarming with an eye toward the future as well. Even as Kitty solves other people’s problems, she can’t seem to resolve her own.
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XO, Kitty Season 3 Setup
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