'Pink' Reloads for Season Two September 16


Fans of the web series Pink can look forward to Season 2 of the action-packed dark comedy beginning on September 16. The show, which premiered in September of 2007, stars Natalie Raitano as Natalie “Nate” Cross, a female assassin set out to find two men – her next target, and her future husband. The opening credits hints at the style the show aims for – a gritty live action graphic novel.

From the minds of Blake Calhoun and Mike Maden at Dallas-based Loud Pictures, the Webby-nominated series also stars Sheree J. Wilson

(Dallas, Walker, Texas Ranger), Matthew Tompkins and Kimberly Matula. This spring the show was picked up by Generate, the digital production studio run by former WB Network CEO Jordan Levin, which paved the way for twenty-five new episodes to be released once a week throughout the fall. The show now boasts over 4.5 million views across platforms. Do yourself a favor and watch the first season episodes at pinktheseries.com, or on Hulu.

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