HBO Renews ‘Random Acts Of Flyness’

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HBO has greenlit a second season of its late-night series Random Acts Of Flyness, the network announced Monday.

The series, created by Terence Nance, explores evergreen cultural idioms such as patriarchy, white supremacy and sensuality from a new, thought-provoking perspective, according to network officials. The six-episode first season launched Aug. 3.

“We couldn’t be happier with the response to Random Acts of Flyness – it’s struck such a powerful chord with our viewers,” said Nina Rosenstein, executive vice president, HBO Programming in a statement. “We’re thrilled to bring Terence and his team back for a second season of this provocative, remarkable series.”

Random Acts of Flyness is executive produced by Terence Nance, Tamir Muhammad, Jamund Washington, Kishori Rajan, Kelley Robins Hicks, Chanelle Aponte Pearson, Ravi Nandan and John Hodges.

R. Thomas Umstead
R. Thomas Umstead

R. Thomas Umstead serves as senior content producer, programming for Multichannel News, Broadcasting + Cable and Next TV. During his more than 30-year career as a print and online journalist, Umstead has written articles on a variety of subjects ranging from TV technology, marketing and sports production to content distribution and development. He has provided expert commentary on television issues and trends for such TV, print, radio and streaming outlets as Fox News, CNBC, the Today show, USA Today, The New York Times and National Public Radio. Umstead has also filmed, produced and edited more than 100 original video interviews, profiles and news reports featuring key cable television executives as well as entertainers and celebrity personalities.