Owen Wilson returns as Pryce Cahill in Stick Season 2, which starts on Wednesday, November 4, with the first two episodes dropping at once. Apple TV has set a ten-episode run that will then continue weekly through December 30, 2026, giving viewers a fixed stretch of new installments instead of a one-night launch.
Owen Wilson leads Stick Season 2 to November 4 rollout arrives with a clearer runway than the first season had: two episodes on day one, then one each Wednesday after that. For viewers of Stick, that means the season is structured to stay in circulation for nearly two months, with the schedule built around a midweek release pattern rather than a binge drop.
Rhea Seehorn joins the cast
Rhea Seehorn joins Stick Season 2 as a new series regular, adding another moving part to a cast already anchored by Wilson, Peter Dager, Lilli Kay, Mariana Treviño, Marc Maron, Timothy Olyphant, and Judy Greer. Timothy Olyphant and Judy Greer move into series regular status for the new season, while John Higgins, Rex Linn, Sasha Alexander, and Missi Pyle join the season and Billy Zane recurs.
That lineup gives the show more room to widen the field around Pryce Cahill in Stick and Santiago Wheeler in Stick without changing the central setup. It also signals that Apple TV is using the second season to deepen the ensemble rather than simply extend the first season’s playbook.
Pryce Cahill bets again
Owen Wilson plays Pryce Cahill, a down on his luck former professional golfer, and Season 2 pushes him toward a shot at the U.S. Open. The setup matters because Pryce Cahill is not arriving from a clean win; he is betting on himself while still carrying the kind of career pressure that makes every round feel like a test.
Peter Dager’s Santi Wheeler faces a higher level of expectation in his professional golf career, which keeps the season from turning into a simple comeback story. Pryce coached Santiago Wheeler in Season 1, so the new season inherits that history and turns it into a harder question: how far can the mentor go when the student is moving up faster than the script that created him?
Each Wednesday through December 30
Each Wednesday through December 30, 2026, one new episode will arrive after the two-episode premiere. That weekly cadence gives the season a long shelf life, and it should keep Stick in view for viewers who prefer a measured rollout over a full-season dump.
For viewers of Stick, the practical takeaway is simple: the season begins November 4, opens with two episodes, and then stays on a Wednesday schedule until the end of December. The open question is whether Pryce Cahill’s gamble toward the U.S. Open turns into forward momentum or another hard stop, and that is the kind of pressure a ten-episode season can actually spend well.
