Tim Allen’s The Santa Clauses series’ second season is set to debut next month following the eye-catching audience demand last year.
Two episodes of season two will be available on Nov. 8 on Disney+, with weekly releases to follow for the remainder of the Christmas season.
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Allen, 70, reprised the role of Scott Calvin after being cast in the first film in 1994. The actor, who also served as executive producer, said the format of a streaming series took some time to get used to but that he is pleased with the way it turned out, specifically noting the way Christmas was honored.
“We honor the Christian tradition without heralding it. It’s not — it is what it is. It’s a Christian holiday. So, we don’t belabor it, but we don’t ignore it,” Allen said. “I love the way we deal with it.”
The series, which premiered in Nov. 2022 and continued The Santa Clause franchise that began in 1994, has been met with delight from longtime fans and new audiences alike.
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“This franchise has had a lasting impact for so many families, truly becoming part of their annual holiday traditions,” Ayo Davis, president of Disney Branded Television, said in a press release announcing the second season. “Bringing it back as a series has been a true gift, and I’m grateful to our producing partners at 20th Television and, of course, Tim Allen and team, that we have yet another reason to celebrate this holiday season.”
The Disney+ series touted 16.23 times the audience demand for an average show during The Santa Clauses’s season one, a number that only 2.7% of broadcast and streaming movies could reportedly boast.
