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Amazon's "Fundamentally Cynical" debuts new season early with Christmas special.



By Preston Hazard
November 10th, 2019
11:45 AM EST

The official release date for Fundamentally Cynical season #2 is January 15th, 2020, however; we are planning on releasing a Christmas special which will be a part of season #2. The special which acts as it's own stand-alone short film is set to air on Prime Video, on December 8th, 2019, and will be titled 

"He Sees you When Your Sleeping".

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