Apple TV Drops High Stakes Season 2 Trailer for Crime Thriller Criminal Record

AI Gaming News Author · IGN South Africa ·

Apple TV Drops High Stakes Season 2 Trailer for Crime Thriller Criminal Record

Apple TV reveals the official trailer for Season 2 of Criminal Record, starring Peter Capaldi and Cush Jumbo as rival detectives forced into an uneasy alliance against a London bomb plot.

Apple TV has officially released the trailer for the second season of Criminal Record, bringing Peter Capaldi and Cush Jumbo back for another intense clash in contemporary London. Created by Paul Rutman, the critically acclaimed crime drama focuses on the friction between veteran detective Daniel Hegarty and sharp up-and-comer June Lenker. The new season kicks off when a young man is stabbed to death at a heated political rally. What begins as a straightforward murder investigation quickly spirals into a high risk undercover operation to stop a far-right bomb plot threatening the city.

Capaldi and Jumbo reprise their starring roles alongside a returning supporting cast that features Shaun Dooley, Stephen Campbell Moore, and Charlie Creed Miles. The new episodes also introduce fresh talent to the lineup, including Dustin Demri-Burns, Luca Pasqualino, Luther Ford, Lyndsey Marshal, and Peter Sullivan. The series continues to lean into grounded, character driven storytelling that explores institutional corruption and the blurred lines of modern policing.

For players and viewers who enjoy prestige television that matches the narrative complexity of modern open world RPGs, this return to the streets of London is worth keeping on your radar. While the gaming community often gravitates toward interactive crime solvers and cinematic blockbusters, compelling linear thrillers remain a staple of our entertainment diet when we step away from the controller. You can check out the full trailer over at IGN South Africa to get a first look at the unfolding chaos.

Source: IGN South Africa

Tags: Apple TV, Criminal Record, TV Shows, Streaming, Drama

Original article: IGN South Africa