That this show exists at all is something of a joke, obviously, but that it came back for a second season struck me as a stroke of genius for some reason. The first season was, somehow, nominated for an Emmy. But as Megan Amaram said, the show isn't called "An Emmy Nomination For Megan," so of course it makes perfect sense to go ahead and spend a week making a second season.
Problem is, the second season wasn't actually very funny. I'm not sure if the first season was either, for what it's worth, but at least then the core conceit was enough to shoulder the weight of six five-minute episodes. Here, this time around... eh. Anyway good luck to her this September.
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