Partner Track season 2 is not moving forward at Netflix. Based on the 2013 novel by Helen Wan, Partner Track centered around Ingrid Yun, played by Teen Wolf alum Arden Cho, a rising legal star who finds herself willing to do whatever it takes to make partner at her esteemed Manhattan law firm. With that setup, the legal drama explores what people of color and women in particular experience as they attempt to reach for that big and often elusive promotion. The series, which also stars Bradley Gibson, Alexandra Turshen, and Dominic Sherwood, debuted back in August. 3a5d38

WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Partner Track Season 1.With all ten episodes of Partner Track now available to stream on Netflix, the season 1 finale left fans with more questions than it answered. Ingrid's track to making partner at Parsons Valentine doesn't go as smoothly as she planned, and her relationships begin to pay the price of her resolve, but that doesn't mean she's out of the game.

WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Partner Track season 1.As of August 26th, all ten episodes of Partner Track season 1 are available to stream on Netflix. The show follows Ingrid Yun, a young lawyer who will do whatever it takes to make partner at her law firm. However, when she's forced to choose between her friends and her career, the partner track starts to veer off course.

WARNING: Major spoilers for Partner Track aheadPartner Track star Dominic Sherwood discusses what he'd like to see for Jeff in a potential season 2. Placing the character of Ingrid Yun (played by Teen Wolf alum Arden Cho) at its center, the Netflix drama examines what young and ambitious professionals would do to succeed at the prestigious Manhattan law firm of Parsons Valentine & Hunt. Sherwood's character, Jeff Murphy, is no exception. Although he has his moments of being a loving and ive boyfriend to Ingrid, the finale pulls off a surprising betrayal.

WARNING: Major spoilers for Partner Track aheadThe co-showrunner of Partner Track sheds light on that shocking finale betrayal. Consisting of 10 episodes, and making its Netflix premiere on August 26, the adaptation of Helen Wan's 2013 novel stars Teen Wolf alum Arden Cho as rising legal star Ingrid Yun. Eager to reach the very top and become a partner at her prestigious Manhattan law firm, Partner Track examines what people of color and women face as they attempt to reach for important and too often elusive promotions.

Partner Track season 2 could be very likely, according to recent comments from a Netflix executive. Based on the 2013 novel by Helen Wan, Partner Track follows Ingrid Yun, played by Teen Wolf alum Arden Cho, a rising legal star who is all about doing whatever it takes to become partner at her prestigious Manhattan law firm. With that premise, the legal drama explores what people of color and women face as they attempt to reach for that big and often elusive promotion.

Netflix’s newest original series Partner Track, which debuts on the streaming service August 26th,follows a determined, young lawyer named Ingrid Yun as she works tirelessly to become a partner at her elite, New York City law firm. In addition to her demanding job, Ingrid must also find time for friends, family, and true love.

Netflix's drama series Partner Track follows lawyer Ingrid Yun (Arden Cho, Teen Wolf) as she works to make partner at a prestigious law firm. However, the competition heats up when she runs into an old flame (Dominic Sherwood, Shadowhunters) and Ingrid's life becomes more complicated than she could've imagined.

New images from Netflix’s Partner Track give a closer look at its cast, including Teen Wolf star Arden Cho. The Netflix show is an adaptation of Helen Wan’s 2013 novel, "The Partner Track: A Novel." With Cho as the lead Ingrid Yun, the series tells the story of a young lawyer who is set to become the first minority woman to make partner at a prestigious law firm called Parsons Valentine. However, Ingrid's life is only made more complicated when she’s reunited with her ex, Jeff Murphy (Dominic Sherwood). Cho is best known for her performance as Kira Yukimura in MTV’s Teen Wolf. Alongside Partner Track, the actor is also set to appear in another Netflix adaptation, starring in Albert Kim’s live-action Avatar: The Last Airbender.