A batch of first-look images from The Devil's Hour season 2 have been unveiled, as the show's release date has also been confirmed.
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The sci-fi/fantasy thriller series' second season will officially debut on Prime Video on 18th October 2024 – almost exactly two years after the first season was released.
The official synopsis for season 2 says: "The Devil’s Hour season two sees Lucy (Raine) and Gideon (Capaldi) forming an uneasy alliance in order to prevent a recurring tragedy and hunt down an elusive monster."
Jessica Raine as Lucy in The Devil's Hour season 2. Prime Video
The synopsis continues: "Lucy’s double life sees her torn between family and duty as she finds herself in the crosshairs of her past-life husband, DI Ravi Dhillon (Patel).
"Assisting Dhillon in his investigation is DS Sam Boyd (Hocking) who was mentored by DI Lucy Chambers in a previous life.
"Meanwhile, Isaac (Benjamin Chivers) is discovering new emotions every day and struggling to keep his balance in a reality that rejects his existence.
"Fresh mysteries unfold as our stories converge on one explosive moment that will change the fate of our characters for the rest of their ever-recurring lives. "
Nikesh Patel as Ravi Dhillon in The Devil's Hour season 2. Prime Video
Other cast members returning for the five-part second season include Chivers, Alex Ferns, Barbara Marten, Thomas Dominique and Rhiannon Harper-Rafferty.
The images from season 2 give us our first looks at Capaldi, Raine, Patel, Dunster and Hocking in the episodes.
Phil Dunster as Mike in The Devil's Hour season 2. Prime Video
A third and final season of The Devil's Hour has already been shot in full, meaning fans likely won't have to wait another two years to see those additional episodes.
Saffron Hocking as DS Sam Boyd in The Devil's Hour season 2. Prime Video
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James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.
