‘Mary Kills People’ Starring Caroline Dhavernas Returns in March

Mary Kills People Season 2 Details
A scene from ‘Mary Kills People’ Season 2 (Photo Courtesy of Lifetime
Copyright 2018)

Lifetime’s set a March 12, 2018 premiere date for season two of the dramatic series Mary Kills People. The network also announced they’ll be airing a Mary Kills People season one marathon kicking off on March 11th at 6pm ET/PT and running through 12am ET/PT.

The popular drama stars Caroline Dhavernas, Jay Ryan (Beauty and the Beast, Top of the Lake), and Richard Short (666 Park Avenue), with season two set to feature Rachelle Lefevre and Ian Lake in guest starring roles. Mary Kills People was created by Tara Armstrong (Private Eyes) who serves as the showrunner and executive producer. Tassie Cameron (Ten Days in the Valley, Rookie Blue), Amy Cameron (The Book of Negroes), Jocelyn Hamilton (Cardinal), and Tecca Crosby (Private Eyes), Morwyn Brebner (Rookie Blue), and Caroline Dhavernas (Hannibal) also executive produce. Kelly Makin, Norma Bailey, and David Wellington are on board as directors. Season two writers include Tara Armstrong, Tassie Cameron, Morwyn Brebner, Lara Azzopardi, and Marsha Greene.


Mary Kills People will air at 9pm ET/PT followed by the network’s award-winning drama, UnREAL, which airs at 10pm ET/PT.

The Plot: Picking up eight months after Mary (Dhavernas) and Des (Short) framed Grady (Greg Bryk) for the deaths of their patients, Des is happy to reteam with Mary following his stint in prison, but Mary questions whether she was better off fighting the good fight without him. As they dive deeper and darker into their illegal work, a mysterious woman, Olivia Bloom (Lefevre), comes to them with a deadly request, unleashing a chain of events that unfolds throughout the season.

Mary’s personal and professional lives come to a head when Ben (Ryan) returns, knee-deep in a complicated undercover case. Ben’s investigation will collide with Mary’s criminal descent, forcing Mary to decide whether to come clean once and for all.