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    “Rhett & Link’s Wonderhole” Gets 1st Trailer For 2nd Season

    Ada BloodBy Ada BloodJuly 21, 20252 Mins Read
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    Rhett McLaughlin and Link Neal, best known as the comedy duo Rhett & Link, have been greenlit for a second season of “Rhett & Link’s Wonderhole.” Backed by their Mythical Studios banner, the next season will start releasing on YouTube in late August. 

    “Rhett & Link’s Wonderhole”
    “Rhett & Link’s Wonderhole” (Mythical Studios)

    “Wonderhole season 2 began with a question. What if the starting point for every episode was an irresistibly clickable title and thumbnail, but then we rewarded that click by taking things in a direction the audience could have never anticipated?” the hosts said. “To be honest, things ended up going places even we didn’t anticipate. It gets weird. We can’t confirm or deny if there’s a nude scene, but either way, we’re proud of the stories that we and our small but mighty team have put together. We’re excited for fans to go down the Wonderhole with us.”

    “Rhett & Link’s Wonderhole,” season 2 will follow a similar format to season 1, with various high-profile guest stars. This season’s guests include “The Office”’s Rainn Wilson, Kate Flannery and Rob Huebel, Danny Trejo (“Machete”), and more. 

    New episodes will be posted on YouTube weekly beginning Sunday, August 24 at 2 PM (ET). However, Mythical Society members will get early and ad-free access every Wednesday starting August 20th. Rhett & Link will also be doing a two-city live event tour in Los Angeles and Seattle from August 16th-17th, where fans can see select episodes early. 

    You can check out the trailer for “Rhett & Link’s Wonderhole” season 2 below: 

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    Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

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