Antonio Cipriano previews Grace and Logan’s impact on *Off Campus* season 2
Season 2 of *Off Campus* skips the book’s Grace and Logan romance arc but their past choices still impact the new storyline. The show risks fan backlash by prioritizing new romances like Dean and Allie over the original couple.
Antonio Cipriano, the actor playing John Logan in Prime Video’s *Off Campus*, says Season 2 will still explore Grace Ivers’ complicated romance with Logan—even though the show is jumping ahead in the book series.
The first season ended with Grace and Logan as a couple, but the second season skips their “mistake” arc entirely. Instead, the focus shifts to Dean Di Laurentis and Allie Hayes, the leads in Elle Kennedy’s next book, *The Score*. That means Grace and Logan’s story won’t get the same depth on screen—but Cipriano insists their relationship still matters. “There’s a lot of emotional fallout,” he told Deadline. “Grace and Logan’s choices still ripple through the season.”
The change reflects a common issue in adapting romance novels to TV: source material often doesn’t translate cleanly to serialized storytelling. Fans of the books might expect Grace and Logan’s drama to dominate, but the show is making a bold creative choice to prioritize new dynamics. Still, Cipriano hints their past will haunt the characters. “You’ll see Grace grappling with what happened,” he said. “Logan’s decisions aren’t forgotten.”
For viewers, this means *Off Campus* Season 2 will feel fresh but risk alienating fans invested in Grace and Logan’s arc. The show’s gamble hinges on whether new romances like Dean and Allie can carry the emotional weight of the original couple. If not, expect backlash. If it works, the season could redefine the series—proving that even when a story skips ahead, the past isn’t truly gone.
