Summary
- “Ulysses” episode of The Afterparty season 2 is now available on Apple TV+, featuring Ulysses’ version of events and his love for dancing.
- The murder mystery unfolds at Grace and Edgar’s wedding afterparty, with Grace as the prime suspect, but more suspects and motivations are revealed over 10 episodes.
- In episode 7, Ulysses offers Dutch babies to guests and investigators, showcasing his carefree demeanor and hinting at the tragic events of his past.
Calling all murder fans to catch a new episode of Apple TV’s genre-bending comedy The Afterparty season 2, as “Ulysses” is now available to watch on the streaming platform. Screen Rant is excited to whet viewers’ appetites with an exclusive clip from the episode, which features Ulysses’ version of events. Ulysses, played by the always affable John Cho, is Feng’s (Kevin Jeong) estranged half-brother who loves to dance — a fact that the new episode puts to good use.
The Afterparty season 2 reunites Detective Danner (Tiffany Haddish), Zoe (Zoë Chao), and Aniq (Sam Richardson) for yet another murder mystery. This time around, the location is Grace and Edgar’s wedding afterparty, with poor Edgar as the victim and Grace as the prime suspect. But over the course of 10 episodes and multiple interpretations of events, more suspects and motivations are uncovered. This week, of course, it’s Grace’s absentee uncle Ulysses who will speak his truth.
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In Screen Rant‘s exclusive clip from The Afterparty season 2, episode 7, Ulysses comes by offering Dutch babies to the guests and investigators alike. His genial and carefree demeanor undercuts the seriousness of the current situation, and it furthermore belies the tragic tale of his own past and the events that led up to the murder of the season.
“Ulysses” promises to unveil an epic, global romance right before Aniq and Zoe’s eyes, which fans will only get to experience if they tune in. With 4 episodes left in the season, the clues are adding up and the stakes are rising in the genre-bending series. The Afterparty is executive produced by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller (of Spider-Verse fame) along with Anthony King, and episode 7 was directed by Peter Atencio and written by Brenda Hsueh.
New episodes of The Afterparty drop Wednesdays on Apple TV+.
