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The Ms. Pat Show Season 2 Trailer Reveals Denise's Return

The Ms. Pat Show season 2 trailer is here, and Denise is back. The critically-acclaimed sitcom streaming on BET+ will finally return this August after a year-long hiatus. Starring stand-up comedian Patricia Williams as matriarch Ms. Pat, the Emmy-nominated comedy follows the Carsons, a Black family from Atlanta, as they navigate their new life after moving to a conservative, predominately white, small town in Indiana. Tami Roman stars as Denise, Pat's older sister, who is forced to live with the family as her struggles with addiction and irresponsible nature prevents her from keeping a job. The season 1 finale saw a blowout between Ms. Pat and Denise, with Denise ultimately moving out of Pat's house. Now fans have their first look at season 2, which sees her return.

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ET premiered the trailer for season 2 of The Ms. Pat Show and it looks like Denise is officially back. Ms. Pat declares it is a season of healing for the Carsons as the family begins to adjust to their surroundings and learn how to not just survive, but thrive in their new environment. While season 1 focused on the family slowly adapting to their small town, season 2 will see the family begin to flourish. Watch the trailer for season 2 of The Ms. Pat Show below:

Click here to watch the trailer on YouTube.

It seems Denise is back and ready to wreak more havoc on her younger sister. Despite tensions between the two, their on-screen chemistry and comedic timing provide necessary relief between the underlying problems the show addresses, including past trauma,  confronting personal demons, and self-love. Denise and Pat's relationship offers some of the best jokes on the show, and Denise's presence gives insight into Ms. Pat's own struggles. It appears season 2 of The Ms. Pat Show will continue to shine a light on these topics, and further the family's journey to healing, and fortunately, thanks to Denise, include plenty of laughs.

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Source: ET



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