What is Everything’s Trash about?
Created by Phoebe Robinson and based on her own memoir, Everything’s Trash follows Phoebe Hill (Robinson) as she podcasts with her producer Malika (Toccarra Cash) about her life: mess-ups and awkward situations and all. Phoebe tends to find herself in a lot of interesting scenarios–like dating Hamilton (Brandon McLaren), the man who works for her brother Jayden’s (Jordan Carlos) political opponent. Phoebe and Jayden and the rest have a lot of hard lessons they have to learn along the way: about love, family–and not letting personal drama come between either. We have extensive coverage of Everything’s Trash across the site, including recaps for every episode. You can check that out HERE!
Has Everything’s Trash been renewed for season 2?
At the time of writing, Everything’s Trash has officially been cancelled. Everything’s Trash doesn’t seem to have performed as well for the channel as other recent season premieres, such as Single Drunk Female and Cruel Summer (both of which have been renewed for second seasons.) Everything’s Trash has had mixed reception from viewers, with average-to-positive reviews from critics, but unfortunately a lot of negative feedback from audiences. There’s so much potential for a sequel, but it seems like audiences didn’t feel the same way – and neither did Freeform, clearly!
What we know about season 2 so far:
Barely anything is known about season 2 at this point, given Freeform has only just announced their cancellation for this one. However, the season 1 finale implies certain challenges for Phoebe’s future. If another network pick this one up, we will likely see Phoebe considering a new romantic interest, played by Anand Desai-Barochia. Of course, this could lead to complications in her relationship with Hamilton (and her brother, now that the two of them will be working together). For now though that’s all speculation, as it does seem like this is the end of the line for this drama. Would you like to see Everything’s Trash return for a second season? Or do you think the story has run its course? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
