Kevin Hart's animated series "Lil Kev" sets the second season of the broadcast date

EXCLUSIVE: Lil Kev, the adult animated series inspired by Kevin Hart's life in the '90s, will return to Paramount+ with Season 2 on Wednesday, December 9. All ten episodes will be available for streaming on the broadcast date. Set in North Philadelphia in 1993, Lil Q follows twelve-year-old Q (Hart) as his grand ambition.

EXCLUSIVE: Lil Kev, the adult animated series inspired by Kevin Hart's life in the '90s, will return to Paramount+ with Season 2 on Wednesday, December 9. All ten episodes will be available for streaming on the broadcast date.

Set in North Philadelphia in 1993, Lil Q follows twelve-year-old Ko (Hart) as his massive ambition and wild imagination fuel one plot after another. Raised by his fiercely protective mother Nancy (Wanda Sykes), he is surrounded by chaos created by his father Henry (Gerald "Slink" Johnson), cynical older brother Robert (Jamar Malachy Neighbors), and ex-uncle Richard Jr. (Deon Cole). Through schoolyard rivalries, neighborhood hustles, and family breakdowns, Q turns every tragedy into a story. Related news "Frisco King" news: Samuel L. Jackson stars as an outlaw in Taylor Sheridan's Tulsa King spinoff teaser.

In Season 2, the usually indomitable Q deals with the consequences of a moment of hacking the system—a rash action that lands him in the juvenile justice system and plunges him into an adult world he's ill-prepared to deal with. Watch on Deadline

In addition to the cast already mentioned, the returning cast includes Angela Johnson-Rhys as Marisol. Nicole Amy Schreiber as Mrs. Green; Carrie Summer as Gerald and Shakila. Moe Collins as Mrs. O'Leedy and Connie Desando; Loretta Devine as Lady Gloria's Lunch; Opium Crockett as Darnell and Smithy. Clayton Thomas as the priest and Mooney; Justin hires Chin as a check. Wé Ani as Rhe Rhe and Jamarcus; and Rick Ingraham as Lucky.

Hart, Brian Smiley, Jeff Clonaghan, Mike Stein, Tiffany Brown and Candice Wilson Cherry are executive producers for Heartbeat, a studio project. Matthew Claybrooks and Michael Price serve as both executive producers and showrunners. Eric Goldberg and Peter Tibbalz also serve as executive producers. For ShadowMachine, Alex Buckley and Cory Campedonico serve as executive producers and Musa Brooker serves as supervising director. ShadowMachine is the forerunner of the series' animation.

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