Another five half-hour episodes have been ordered from Brand's own production company, Vanity Projects.
The last series, which was stripped across a week in October, failed to capitalise on Brand's media exposure, attracting around 750,000 viewers, or just over eight per cent of the total audience.
However the series, which Brand co-wrote with long-term collaborator Matt Morgan, was nominated for a Bafta.
The second series will again feature a mix of studio-based stand-up, archive footage, phone calls and video inserts, trade newspaper Broadcast reports, with shows themed around topics including pets, education and family.
Brand is also working on a talk show that he hopes will help him crack America, but this week axed the planned movie version of his autobiography, My Booky Wook.
