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Season 2 of Out of jailstarring Kerri Washington and Delroy Lindo, premieres Wednesday (July 17) on Hulu.
The series centers around Paige (Washington), a single mother whose life changes after her father gets out of prison and moves away. Lido plays Paige's father, Edwin Alexander. In the new season, Paige enlists the help of a “radical family therapy coach” (played by John Stamos) to help the family deal with and heal old wounds.
Out of jail based on the life story of series creator Tracy McMillan. The cast includes Washington, Lindo, Faly Rakotohavana and Marque Richardson.
See below for details on how to watch the series online.
How to watch
of Hulu Out of jail starts streaming on Wednesday. If you're a Hulu subscriber, you can navigate to the home page — or use the search bar — to find and watch the series.
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Watch the trailer for Out of jail second season below.
