Kailey Schwerman/Showtime When season 1 of “Yellowjackets” debuted back in 2021, few predicted what a phenomenon the series would become, including the show’s creators, Ashley Lyle, and Bart Nickerson. For the uninitiated, “Yellowjackets” tracks characters across two timelines: the first, in 1996 after the nationals-bound Wiskayok Yellowjackets women’s soccer team’s plane crash lands them in the Canadian wilderness and thrusts them into barbaric survival including cannibalism, and in our current day 25 years later where the now-adult survivors are still plagued by whatever it was that happened to them (or what they did) all those years ago. While the characters all have their own individual plotlines across both timelines, the show is at its best when it’s operating as an ensemble cast. Fortunately, after the heartbreaking end to season 2
