Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt Season 2: Everything You Need to Know

Kimmy and friends come back on April 15.

The season two trailer is full of Kimmy-isms.

It's well known that Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt was originally shot for NBC and thus had to adhere to network standards. Now that creators Tina Fey and Robert Carlock are knowingly writing the series to Netflix's standards, they could have more profanity and nudity. But they won't: Fey said that people have come up to her to say that they watch the show with their 12-year-olds and teen children, and said, "I would hate to ruin that in season two." That being said, Fey said they can "play with time and structure" and don't have to worry about offending an advertiser like they would on network cable.

At the show's season two premiere, Ellie Kemper told POPSUGAR that while the reunion doesn't fulfill her fantasy, "it leaves her content, but surprised." She added, "I feel like she comes to terms with something that is necessary."

Even though Dong (Ki Hong Lee) gets into a green-card marriage at the end of season two, don't expect for his relationship with Kimmy to be sunk. Fey said that "Dong is not entirely out of her life," casting a ray of light on Kimmy's love life.

In regards to Kimmy's life in season two, Fey said that Kimmy (Ellie Kemper) "would love to believe that it’s entirely behind her because of the trial," but it's not. That makes sense (of course it wouldn't be) and gives us hope that we'll see Kimmy's funny bunker-mates like Sara Chase and — fingers crossed! — Jon Hamm as Richard Wayne Gary Wayne again. Further, Fey said Kimmy will "continue to open her eyes up to the world."

We saw Kemper shooting in full Elf regalia last year, which was revealed to be for her new job in the season two trailer.

Pitch Perfect–star Anna Camp will be playing Deirdre Robespierre, a trophy wife who is coincidentally a rival to Jacqueline Voorhees.

The Girls star will play a hipster couple alongside her real-life boyfriend Evan Jonigkeit.

As if this season didn't already have enough celebrity cameos, Fred Armisen will play one of Lillian's old flames this season. Cuteness ensues!

Creator Tina Fey is getting in front of the camera in season two, as we all saw in these set pictures. She was also in season one, of course, but she is playing a different character: a therapist named Andrea.