It looks like "Sense8" season 2 production is well underway, with the cast hopping from one country to another to film scenes for the highly anticipated new season of the hit Netflix series.

Although details about "Sense8" season 2 have been sparse, fans could do with cast members keeping them up to speed with the filming via their social media.

A recent update by "Sense8" stars Bae Doona, Tina Desai and Miguel Angel Silvestre revealed that the cast and crew are now in Europe, specifically in Paris and Italy, for the production.

Before heading there, the group was in India. The stars also documented their stay there via their Instagram accounts. Indian actor Purab Kohli, for one, teased the "Sense8" season 2 filming experience.

"We have just finished our Mumbai schedule for Sense8 and with just enough time to gather our bearings and pack our bags, we are now in Italy for the second leg," the TV personality confirmed to Indian Express.

"I love the Amalfy coast where I had spent two beautiful weeks in 2009. Back then, I never thought I would be shooting there one day," he continued.

In addition, Doona, who will be back as Sun in "Sense8" season 2, thanked the folks in Mumbai for the warm welcome and also for the badge with a photo of her depicted as a god "with my new eyebrows and sexy fingers."

Doona's "Sense8" co-star Brian J. Smith also seems to be happy about his own badge, where he was transformed into a spiritual guru.

On the other hand, Silvestre shared photos of him and his castmates who are all-smiles as they explored the beauty of the Elephanta Island and the Elephanta Caves.

A release date for "Sense8" season 2 is yet to be determined, although fans naturally expect the new season to drop a year after the first one landed and that's June 2016.

However, if the previous reports about how the late renewal of the show pushed back the production and launch, "Sense8" season 2 won't see the light of day until fall.

This means that it will be quite a long wait for fans before they see their favorite globetrotters return to the small screen.