In the first season of this Apple TV+ black comedy, the Garveys plotted to kill their sister's abusive husband. And, yes, he ended up dead. But in the second season, things get even more complicated.

The Daily Beast Obsessed recently sat down with Horgan, Eva Birthistle, who plays middle sister Ursula, and Grace herself, Anne-Marie Duff, to discuss this unexpected exit, the ripple effect caused by JP’s death, the growing list of secrets and moments ...

There is a sense, however, that the most important events in this offbeat Apple TV+ drama happened in Season 1.

I spoke with cast members Anne-Marie Duff, Sarah Greene, Eva Birthistle and Fiona Shaw about the Garveys' moves in the aftermath of murder.

The Emmy-nominated star and co-creator decided it would be “almost criminal” to deprive her characters of a second season.

Bad Sisters' season 2 premiered with one big show-changing twist. Now, creator Sharon Horgan can finally discuss what the series is really about moving forward: "I had to break them in order to build them back up again.

Eva Birthistle as Ursula Garvey, in 'Bad Sisters.' Ursula, the middle Garvey sister, is a nurse who shares three children with her husband. Before his death, JP tormented Ursula after discovering that she had cheated on her spouse.

The cast of Bad Girls season two spoke to Variety about losing the character Grace so suddenly, and what it was like shooting on set after that.

Duff, who plays Grace, says her character is "just trying to stay above the water" after the events of season one.