Star you engines! Samoa Joe, the formidable former AEW World Champion, is sliding back into the unsettling guise of “Sweet Tooth” for the highly anticipated second season of “Twisted Metal.”
“Sweet Tooth” Returns
Samoa Joe dropped a tantalizing teaser on social media, giving fans a sneak peek at Sweet Tooth’s return. His tweet, brimming with cryptic emojis, hinted at the character’s imminent resurgence.
Keep an eye out for the new season of Twisted Metal this summer☀️. 🤡 🔪 🌎 pic.twitter.com/toCi5OQ6rN
— Samoa Joe (@SamoaJoe) April 2, 2025
Peacock has already unveiled the trailer for “Twisted Metal” season two, confirming a summer 2025 premiere window. This announcement sets the stage for a wild ride through the post-apocalyptic wasteland, where vehicular combat reigns supreme.
A Talented Cast
Anthony Mackie reprises his role as John Doe, the amnesiac milkman navigating this treacherous world. He’ll be joined by returning stars Stephanie Beatriz, Joe Seanoa (Samoa Joe), and Will Arnett. Newcomers Saylor Bell Curda and Lisa Gilroy will also join the cast, alongside “The Walking Dead” actor Michael James Shaw.
Season two dives headfirst into the core of the “Twisted Metal” universe: the titular tournament. Showrunner Michael Jonathan Smith (“Cobra Kai”) promises a season built around this iconic event, guaranteeing an explosive showdown of epic proportions. The narrative will further explore John Doe’s journey as he competes in the brutal and insane race, vying for a chance at a better life. Along the way, he’ll encounter a mix of allies and adversaries, each with their own agendas.
Viewers should prepare for a high-octane cocktail of action featuring unexpected alliances and blood-pumping clashes. “Twisted Metal” season one, which became Peacock’s most-watched comedy series of 2023, set a high bar. Season two aims to surpass it, delivering a victory lap for loyal fans, a thrilling spectacle for newcomers, and a testament to the enduring appeal of vehicular mayhem. “Twisted Metal” returns this summer! Catch up on season one now to prepare for the ride.