From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:

Link: Michelle Lovretta talks “Dutch and the Real Girl”
“The season is actually about a couple of different simultaneous stories that we’ll be tracking throughout the season. Some we’ve put in the hands of Dutch and some we’ve put in the hands of Johnny (Aaron Ashmore), and D’avin (Luke Macfarlane) is an intermediary in between. It becomes a good way to focus the team, while at the same time being realistic on the tensions and loyalty issues that can happen as teams become families.” Continue reading.

From Veronica Scott of USA Today:

Link: Veronica Scott talks season 2 of ‘Killjoys’ with creator Michelle Lovretta
“Season two is an action-packed, emotion-filled companion piece to season one with twists and turns along the way.” Continue reading.

From Robin Burks of Tech Times:

Link: Cast of Syfy’s Killjoys discuss higher stakes in Season 2
“I think what we can tease is that we learn a lot more about what a Level 6 is. That it’s not as simple and it’s not as good and evil as we originally thought. I think I’ll also tease by saying it’s what makes the Level 6 that becomes a big story point, the actual physical sort of makeup of a Level 6, that becomes a big clear point.” Continue reading.

From Bridget Liszewski of The TV Junkies:

Link: Killjoys’ Michelle Lovretta on new enemies and changing team dynamics in Season 2
“Well, there were a lot of bumps for the team last year as Dutch and D’av got to know one another, and as the estranged Jaqobis bros dealt with their shit. As a result of all that bridge-water, they’re not just a kickass team this year — they’re a true family. And when a family member is missing, you shake heaven and raze earth to find them and nothing else matters until you do. THAT’s the attitude where we pick up 201. That is their mission: find D’avin. Of course once they do, the real adventure begins…” Continue reading.