My Life With The Walter Boys adds Becky Hartman Edwards as executive producer for upcoming second season

Jackie's plight surrounding the Walter family drama is in production for season two, and one more crew member has been added to the show's family. My Life With The Walter Boys has added Becky Hartman Edwards to the series as an executive producer for season two.

Becky Hartman Edwards has plenty of experience in executive producing for coming-of-age stories and shows with complicated family dynamics. Becky Hartman Edwards' previous work includes credits on Switched At Birth, Parenthood, The Bold Type, and Firefly Lane, among other projects.

Switched At Birth was a strong and complicated series following the conflicting dynamic of what it means to take a new look at your identity and re-learn a definition of family as Bay and Daphne's revealed switch means that they, and those who love them, are now introduced to brand new people and environments. Meanwhile, The Bold Type capitalized on female-centric friendship and found family and professionalism in the workplace. Both of these shows portray character depth that My Life With The Walter Boys could benefit from.

Perhaps, with Becky Hartman Edwards being attached to the second season of My Life With The Walter Boys, her experience with these other shows can help elevate the concepts and characters from season one.

My Life With The Walter Boys concluded its first season with Jackie's love triangle with Alex and Cole still a strong factor in the story, as Jackie takes off from her new home after kissing Cole. Ultimately, the show's continuation requires Jackie to return to her new home and deal with the aftermath of her moment with Cole. All the while, Cole and Alex need to confront all of the issues in their relationship.

With the show deviating from the book's original conclusion, there is now a world of possibilities for season two to make its own path. Does Jackie have to end up with one of the Walter siblings? Sometimes, the problem with love triangle-focused shows is that whoever is in the middle acts as if those two people they are caught between are the only people they could end up with. My Life With The Walter Boys can choose to subvert that expectation.