‎'Ransom Canyon' renewed for Season 2 by Netflix: Hit romantic western returns with more secrets and scenery

‎Netflix has officially renewed Ransom Canyon for Season 2, continuing the romantic Western saga set in the sweeping Texas Hill Country. The series, which stars Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly, is based on the bestselling novels by Jodi Thomas and has quickly become a cornerstone of Netflix’s “comfort entertainment” lineup alongside titles like Virgin River and Sweet Magnolias.
Minka Kelly and Josh Duhamel star in 'Ransom Canyon.'
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‎The announcement comes more than two months after the first season’s 10-episode debut, which spent four weeks in the Global Top 10 TV (English) chart and ranked in the Top 10 in 77 countries. The show resonated with audiences globally, blending rugged family drama with tender romance, all set against a visually rich Western backdrop.
‎Executive producer and showrunner April Blair shared her excitement:
“I couldn’t be happier that Netflix is ready to get back in the saddle for Ransom Canyon. Our dreamy little corner of Texas Hill Country is full of stories still untold.”
‎Season 2 is expected to begin filming in September, returning to Netflix Studios Albuquerque in New Mexico, the same production home as Season 1. While James Brolin will not return due to the completion of his character arc, fan-favorite cast members including Eoin Macken, Lizzy Greene, Andrew Liner, Garrett Wareing, Jack Schumacher, and Marianly Tejada are all set to reprise their roles.
‎A mysterious new character teased at the end of Season 1 — the wife of Yancy, portrayed in silhouette by Jane by Design star Erica Dasher — will be fully introduced in Season 2. Blair revealed Dasher has now been given the opportunity to officially audition for the role, which promises a “juicy backstory” and added intrigue.
‎Produced by Blair, Dan Angel, and lead actor Josh Duhamel, Ransom Canyon explores the fierce rivalries and emotional entanglements among three ranching dynasties. As new threats emerge, loyalties are tested, legacies are challenged, and love blooms in the most unexpected places.

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