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Is there an ‘Amazing Digital Circus’ episode 2 release date?

It's already been months since episode 1 arrived on YouTube.

The Amazing Digital Circus wasted no time in becoming an online sensation, and it only needed one episode to do it. The YouTube series has yet to earn a full season, but creater Gooseworx and production company Glitch have been clear in their intent to expand its hugely popular debut episode into a full series.

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The pilot, which released to YouTube on Oct. 13, 2023, racked up nearly 243 million views in three months, and prompted a surge of supporters to step up and demand a full season. Those calls for a continuation haven’t slowed down one bit in the months that have passed since episode 1 hit the web, and fans are starting to get impatient.

Do we know when episode 2 of The Amazing Digital Circus will release?

It takes a lot of effort to pull off a mind-bending show like The Amazing Digital Circus, so its not overly surprising that Gooseworx and Glitch have yet to put out further episodes. They are looking to get the show picked up, allowing them to dig into a full, uninhibited first season, and — after months of work — they succeeded.

More of The Amazing Digital Circus is officially incoming, but fans will need to be patient. Episode 2 is officially underway, and Glitch announced via Twitter that a full season will follow eventually. We still don’t have a hard release date for any further season 1 episodes, but the production company did assure fans that fresh episodes will be arriving “this year & into next year.” That should see us enjoying fresh episodes of The Amazing Digital Circus with relatively consistency through 2024 and into 2025.

Episode 2 has the most concrete release window, but its still rather hazy. Glitch added, in the same post, that episode 2 can be expected “around” May. That leaves fans with a good few months to wait for a single episode, but news that more is coming is welcome. Patience is the name of the game when it comes to The Amazing Digital Circus, but don’t worry — the creative show is already well worth the wait.


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