Outer Banks Is Adding Some Fresh Faces For Season 2, and We Have the Full Breakdown

Stokes will reprise his role as the handsome, almost-always-shirtless John B. We last saw him being rescued by a cargo ship that just so happens to be en route to the Bahamas, where the $400 million of gold is (hopefully) located.

Cline is set to star as everyone’s favorite Kook-turned-Pogue, Sarah Cameron. We’re already looking forward to seeing (and shopping) the envy-inducing collection of summery clothes she wears this season.

Expect to see Daviss serving as the cautious voice of reason among the Pogues yet again while in character as Pope Heyward, the intelligent and quirky member of the friend group.

Bailey will lace up her Vans sneakers and toss on her beaded necklaces to return as Kiara Carrera, aka Kie. We personally can’t wait to see where she and Pope pick back up after *that* kiss.

Pankow will again portray the feisty, loyal, and adventurous JJ Maybank, who stole his father’s boat to help John B escape the Outer Banks at the end of season one. Many fans of the show want him to end up with Kiara because of their tight bond, so we’ll have to wait and see if that pans out.

Grant will take on the brand-new recurring role of Cleo, whom Deadline describes as a “confident and fearless Nassau girl whose world collides with the Pogues.” The 21-year-old Florida native has also appeared in Roots, Greenleaf, and Game of Silence.

Another cast newcomer, Mitchell will star as Limbrey, a Charleston native who may come off sweet and polite but is actually quite menacing. Though she’s most known for her portrayal of Dr. Juliet Carlson on Lost, the 51-year-old actress’s credits also include The Expanse, Dead of Summer, and Revolution.

According to a video he shared on Twitter in early May, Alonso will apparently play an undisclosed role in season two, although said role hasn’t been logged on his IMDb page yet. The actor appeared in One Tree Hill as Joey D the band manager.

Starkey is set to reprise his role as Rafe Cameron, Sarah’s older brother. Here’s to hoping he’s finally held accountable for shooting Sheriff Peterkin on the tarmac, but TBH, something tells us he’ll get away with it.

North will again display a dizzying array of collared shirts to portray Topper Thornton, Sarah’s ex-boyfriend. Toward the end of season one, Top somewhat redeems himself by helping Sarah and John B escape the police, and we hope he continues on that trajectory and leaves Rafe in the dust.

You better believe we’ll see Esten reprise his role as the frankly terrifying Ward Cameron. In the final moments of season one, Ward is outed as the murderer of John B’s dad, but we’re pretty doubtful he’ll get the punishment he deserves.