Seeso Picks Up Second Season of Dan Harmon's HARMONQUEST

Seeso today announced that its fan-favorite roleplaying series "HARMONQUEST" will return for a second season in 2017. From Universal Cable Productions (UCP), "HARMONQUEST" will return with Dan Harmon and his Hollywood pals once again returning to the table for an all new comedy roleplaying adventure! With Boneweevil (Jeff Davis) banished to the Demon Realm, our heroes Fondue Zoobag (Harmon) and Beur O'Shift (Erin McGathy) journey to Hell to save their friend, but quickly realize that meddling with powers beyond their control can have serious and hilarious consequences.

Fans, however, don't need to wait until 2017 to get their "HARMONQUEST" fix, Seeso is set to premiere the "HARMONQUEST: EXPANDED UNIVERSE," featuring bonus videos and never-before-seen deleted scenes from Season 1, on November 3.

"A lot of people worked very hard on season one of 'HarmonQuest' and I love seeing them rewarded for that because, well, that's basic behavioral conditioning," said Dan Harmon.

"Harmonquest is like no other show, and it's been a dragon-sized hit for us, with fans clamoring more. So we're pumped to be answering their call - with never-before-seen Expanded Universe exclusive gameplay NOW and a continuation of Dan and Spencer's epic that picks up where the season 1 cliffhanger left off," said Evan Shapiro, Executive Vice President, Digital Enterprises, NBCUniversal.

"HARMONQUEST" is produced by Universal Cable Productions and Starburns Industries.

"We are thrilled to continue the hilarious journey of our unlikely heroes with another season of 'HarmonQuest,'" said Aimee Carlson, VP of Development, Universal Cable Productions. "Its unique production hybrid of live-action and animation is like nothing else out there. We look forward to all new adventures and many more laughs with Dan, Spencer and this great group of talent."

To catch up on season one of "HARMONQUEST," sign up for Seeso at www.Seeso.com or via iOS, Android, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV and Fire Stick and Roku for $3.99 a month.

Image courtesy of Seeso

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