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The Second Season Of ‘The Bay’ Premiering On Amazon Prime

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Get ready to binge of the Emmy winning digital drama Series The Bay! The series second season will be streamed on Amazon Prime beginning Tuesday, November 29, 2016.

The Bay will be free to Amazon Prime members in territories including the USA, UK-Ireland, Germany, Austria, and Japan. For non-Amazon Prime members, the series will be available for purchase for $12.99 per season or $1.99 per episode on Amazon Instant Video.

“We’re excited to say that starting on November 29, 2016, one week from today, the second season of our multiple Emmy Award-winning digital drama series The Bay will be available for streaming on Amazon Prime,” announced the series Executive Producer, Creator, Writer and Director Gregori J. Martin at press time on Tuesday. “Fourteen digitally remastered episodes will be released featuring brand new, never-before-seen episodes.”

screen-shot-2016-11-25-at-8-47-57-amListed by Entertainment Weekly as one of the top four serial dramas on the web, The Bay follows the affluent, yet dysfunctional Bay City residents living in a town cursed by Senator Red Garrett (Bruce Davison, The Exorcist), an ominous senator who was murdered by his socialite granddaughter Sara Garrett (Mary Beth Evans, Days Of Our Lives). Upcoming in Season 2, Sara’s fate hangs in the balance when she finds herself behind bars and at the mercy of her fellow inmates. Determined to post his mother’s exorbitant bail, golden-boy Pete Garrett (Kristos Andrews, This Just In) plans to marry the starry-eyed Vivian Johnson (Karrueche Tran, Claws) in order to access his family’s fortune, unaware his nefarious step-father Steve Jensen (Matthew Ashford, Days Of Our Lives) has plans of his own. Events take a dark turn when estranged son John Blackwell (Ronn Moss, The Bold and the Beautiful) continues to seek revenge on the family he blames for destroying his. Emotionally broken, Janice Ramos (Lilly Melgar, General Hospital) spirals out of control as she deals with the aftermath of her violent rape.

Recognized by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), The Bay is a multiple Daytime Emmy Award winner in the highly competitive Outstanding Digital Drama Series category. Having previously won in 2015, The Bay again won in 2016 after receiving 5 Daytime Emmy Award nominations in three categories including Outstanding Actor in a Digital Daytime Drama Series and Outstanding Actress in a Digital Daytime Drama Series. The Bay won in each of the three categories at the 43rd Annual Daytime Emmy Awards ceremony as, in addition to the series’ win, Mary Beth Evans and Kristos Andrews were named winners in their respective categories. The Bay also stars many well-recognized and talented TV actors and actresses making their debut in the second season including Thomas Calabro and Vanessa Williams (Melrose Place), Kym Whitley (Young & Hungry), Christopher Sean (Hawaii 5-0, Days Of Our Lives), Brandon Beemer and Patsy Pease (Days Of Our Lives), and Carolyn Hennessy (True Blood, Cougar Town, General Hospital).

Multiple Emmy Award-winning producer Wendy Riche (General Hospital, Laguna Beach) recently joined the series as Executive Story Editor and as an Executive Producer in the second half of the season. “Collaborating with Gregori is a joy,” states Riche. “His creative instincts, generosity, passion, perseverance, and vision are inspiring and I am honored and thrilled that he asked me to be part of The Bay Family.” Riche also serves as an Executive Producer for Season 3, which is currently filming on location in Los Angeles. Acclaimed Daytime writers Karen Harris, Anne Schoettle, Julie Poll, and Michele Val Jean have joined The Bay’s writing team for Season 3, which will debut on Amazon Prime in spring of 2017.

“We’re excited to bring brand new content to our fans,” states Martin. “The look and feel of our second season really raises the bar on so many levels.”

Trailer for Season 2

Follow The Bay on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook using the hashtag #Bayhem.

Jenn Bishop
Jenn Bishop was TVSource Magazine's Soap Editor. She's a thirty-something fan girl of soapy television and anything involving Joss Whedon. She began sharing her views on daytime soaps in 2012 with her blog Save Our Suds. A former philosophy major, she loves discussing different view points with fellow TV addicts and aficionados. When not watching television, she enjoys art, live music, exploring the Midwest food scene, and drinking too many lattes. Follow her on Twitter at @SourceJenn.

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