NBC's "Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire" microdrama satire returns for season two
The late-night spoof series launched its second season on 27 September; C21Media cited 27 million online views for the first.
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NBC's microdrama satire "Who Billionaire? Me Billionaire" returned for a second season on 27 September 2026, C21Media reported on 30 September. The series streams on NBC's social platforms and on Peacock.
Jimmy Fallon plays an entitled billionaire, with John Stamos as a mysterious outsider and Kasey Esser in the cast. Dakota Johnson guest-stars in season two. The series was created by AD Miles, head writer of "The Tonight Show", and is produced by Universal Television and Broadway Video, with Lorne Michaels as executive producer.
C21Media described it as the first microdrama produced by a late-night television franchise and said the first season generated 27 million views online. The outlet did not name the platforms or the source of that figure.
Companies NBC, Universal Television, Broadway Video