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Interview: George Sear, Bebe Wood and Anthony Turpel on all the drama of ‘Love, Victor’ Season 2 [VIDEO]

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Hulu’s most talked about and wildly popular teen dramedy is back! Love, Victor season 2 is out now on and it appears the drama has been cranked up to a 14 in the 2nd season. While Victor is now open about his sexuality, new challenges emerge for Creekwood High’s newest Junior. His family is struggling with this revelation and the tensions are starting to boil over at home. His ex-girlfriend is heartbroken by this news, and of course, comes the pressure of being an openly gay high school athlete. Mix in the excitement of a new relationship with Benji (George Sear) and the intensity for Victor has never been higher.

We spoke with George Sear, secret couple Anthony Turpel who plays Felix, and Bebe Woods who plays Lake about everything going down in season two. We covered how important a show like this is to teens who are facing the same issues Victor is, how freeing it is to be on Hulu, and what fans can expect this season.

Photo: Patrick Wymore/Hulu

Dewey Singleton

I'm a member of Critics Choice, Hollywood Critics Association, and The Society of Professional Journalists. I am also on Rotten Tomatoes. My bylines include @awardswatch, @deweysmovies, @awardsradar, @weliveentertainment, @bleedingcool, and @insessionfilm. I am married to @sgitw and have two sons.

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