Peyton List is having an exciting year in 2025. The actress recently wrapped up her role in the final season of "Cobra Kai," where her character emerged victorious in the Sekai Taikai tournament. But that’s not all—she’s also been a key star in the second season of "School Spirits," which has received a warm reception from viewers and critics alike.
"School Spirits," a supernatural drama on Paramount+, follows a teen named Maddie who is stuck in the afterlife while trying to solve the mystery of her own disappearance. The second season premiered to impressive numbers, attracting an average of 3.9 million viewers within its first 28 days. This marks a significant 94% increase compared to the first season’s debut.
Fans have been eager for more after the season finale, and their wishes have been granted. Paramount+ has officially renewed "School Spirits" for a third season. Shauna Phelan, the Head of Live Action Scripted Series and Film for Awesomeness and Nickelodeon, expressed excitement about the renewal, praising the show’s storytelling and the talented cast, including List. She mentioned that the creators have a knack for capturing the teen experience while keeping audiences engaged with unexpected twists and turns.
The new season is expected to air in 2026, giving fans something to look forward to. In the meantime, viewers can catch both seasons of "School Spirits" on Paramount+, with subscriptions starting at $7.99 per month. The first season is also available on Netflix, having been released there in late 2023.
As for the second season, there’s no word yet on when it might make its way to Netflix, but if it follows a similar pattern, fans might see it on the platform in the fall or winter of 2025. For now, the buzz around "School Spirits" continues to grow, and with its strong ratings and enthusiastic fanbase, it seems like this supernatural story has a bright future ahead.
