Halo Season 2 Just Hit A Major Production Milestone

As of September 14, 2022, months after “Halo” Season 1 concluded its nine-episode run, cameras are officially rolling on Season 2. As noted by Collider, Pablo Schreiber and Natascha McElhone, who have become executive producers on the series, will reprise their roles of Master Chief and Dr. Halsey, respectively, alongside fellow returning actors Bokeem Woodbine, Yerin Ha, Natasha Culzac, Shabana Azmi, Bentley Kalu, Olive Gray, Charlie Murphy, Kate Kennedy, and Danny Sapani. Fiona O’Shaughnessy and Tylan Bailey are coming back as well, only this time around, they’ve been promoted to series regulars.

To keep things fresh for “Halo” Season 2, Joseph Morgan and Cristina Rodlo have joined the cast as James Ackerson and Talia Perez (via TVLine). As revealed by the official Twitter page of the “Halo” series, production has begun in Iceland, as commemorated by a behind-the-scenes photo of the Spartan crew. At the time of this writing, it’s unknown when “Halo” Season 2 will drop on Paramount+, nor has it been confirmed how many episodes it will include. With production underway, however, it stands to reason that such information will come to light sooner rather than later.

For those who haven’t checked it out yet or are now eager for a rewatch, thanks to this Season 2 news, Season 1 of “Halo” is currently available to stream exclusively on Paramount+.