Off Campus Producers Issue Statement Against Fan Harassment, Promise Account Blocks

The producers behind Amazon Prime Video's breakout series Off Campus have taken action to protect their cast, issuing a formal statement condemning fan harassment and outlining consequences for those who participate in it.

On Thursday, June 11, the show's official social media accounts posted a message addressing what has become an unwanted undercurrent in the show's online community. While the series has generated substantial buzz since its premiere, not all of that attention has remained positive.

"The Off Campus community is built on a shared love of storytelling – and on respect for the real people who bring it to life. We ask that everyone in this space extend that respect to our cast and the people in their lives," the statement read.

The message carried a direct warning for those considering crossing the line. "Accounts that engaged in targeted harassment will be removed from following our accounts," producers stated, making clear they would not tolerate abusive behavior directed at cast members or their personal circles.

The announcement arrives as the production gears up for season two, which has already been greenlit by the platform. The second installment will center on the relationship between characters Allie (played by Mika Abdalla) and Dean (Stephen Kalyn), giving fans plenty to anticipate.

The show's first season delivered impressive viewership numbers for Prime Video, securing its renewal even before the initial episodes dropped—a testament to the property's commercial appeal. The swift greenlight has left viewers eager for the next chapter to materialize soon.

The timing of the statement also comes amid recent developments involving cast members, including a resurfaced podcast clip that sparked conversation online following a high-profile personal matter within the ensemble.