Stay ConnectedThe official companion podcast for “Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger” Season 2. Listen in and go behind the scenes with stars Olivia Holt, Aubrey Joseph, and the rest of the cast and creators as they discuss each episode directly after it airs.Watch new episodes of “Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger” Thursdays at 8pm/7c on Freeform or the next day on Hulu and on-demand!
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Catch up on all the twists, turns, and thematic thrills of "Marvel's Cloak & Dagger" Season 1 with showrunner Joe Pokaski in preparation for the two-hour Season 2 premiere, only on Freeform April 4th at 8/7c.
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Watch the two-hour season premiere of “Marvel’s Cloak & Dagger” at 8pm/7c on April 4th, only on Freeform!
What happens when your life is not your own? Brigid Brannagh (Stacey Yorkes), Brittany Ishibashi (Tina Minoru), and James Marsters (Victor Stein) talk about the conclusion of the second season, and the tragedy of offering help to those who don’t want it.
Do children learn from their parents’ mistakes? Angel Parker (Catherine Wilder), Kevin Weisman (Dale Yorkes), James Yaegashi (Robert Minoru) talk about parenthood both on and off the show, and if the actions of Pride define the lives of the Runaways.
Is it possible to redefine yourself? Ever Carradine (Janet Stein), Ryan Sands (Geoffrey Wilder), and Annie Wersching (Leslie Dean) talk about the choices Pride makes for what they believe to be the greater good, and how to find authentic moments in the midst of aliens, dinosaurs, and murder boxes.
Is your identity forever fixed? Virginia Gardner (Karolina Dean) and Julian McMahon (Jonah) discuss the push and pull relationship between Earth and the stars, and how the Runaways are finding find themselves by rejecting, or embracing, the actions of their parents.
At what point do your parents become real people? Rhenzy Feliz (Alex Wilder) and Gregg Sulkin (Chase Stein) discuss unraveling the mysteries of their fathers’ pasts, and the choice to follow or deviate from their footsteps.
How do powers change a person? Allegra Acosta (Molly Hernandez), Ariela Barer (Gert Yorkes), and Lyrica Okano (Nico Minoru) discuss the evolution of their characters across the second season, along with the importance of being role models both on screen and off.
How does music color a scene? Alex Patsavas (Music Supervisor), Stephanie Savage (Showrunner), and Josh Schwartz (Showrunner) delve into the “Marvel’s Runaways” scoring process, sorting through hundreds of tracks to find that one perfect song, and creating a darker tone for the second season.
What’s it like to meet your creations? Quinton Peeples (Co-Executive Producer / Writer) and Brian K. Vaughan (Runaways Co-Creator) discuss adapting the Runaways comic books for television, and how it feels to see your wildest and most imaginative creations come to life.
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