Jimmy Fallon’s microdrama satire Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire returns for S2

Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire’s first run racked up 27 million views online

The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon has brought its microdrama satire, Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire, back for a second season, with guest stars including Dakota Johnson.

Season two of vertical comedy series Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire launched on the NBC late-night talkshow’s social platforms and streamer Peacock on September 27.

Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire stars Fallon as an entitled billionaire and reluctant fiancé with a gambling problem alongside John Stamos as a mysterious outsider harbouring a long-simmering vendetta. It also stars Kasey Esser, one of microdrama’s most recognisable performers.

Penned by Tonight Show head writer AD Miles, the show’s first season generated 27 million views online, according to NBCUniversal, and marked the first microdrama produced by a late-night television franchise.

From Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group and Broadway Video, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon is executive produced by Lorne Michaels and produced by Chris Miller, Gerard Bradford and Fallon. Miller is the showrunner.