Everything we know about The Capture season 2

It’s official, The Capture season 2 has a release date, and it’s right around the corner! Holliday Grainger and Ron Perlman are back after three long years of waiting after the events of season 1, which followed a soldier named Shaun Emery (Callum Turner) who was framed for murder with fake video evidence in order to protect a secret government operation known as Correction. In other words, if you’re a fan of Prison Break, give this a go!

23/08/2022

As for season 2 of The Capture, Holliday Grainger will be reprising her role as DCI Rachel Carey, and will soon discover she’s in deep in a brand-new conspiracy with a whole new target. Meanwhile, The Capture will introduce a new character: Isaac Turner (Paapa Esseidu, I May Destroy You), a young rising star MP whose determined to rise to the top. Upon talking about their roles, Grainger said, “I’m excited to be joining Ben Chanan and the team for Series 2 of The Capture. Ben’s meticulously researched world challenges the boundary between possible and probable dark truths and constantly keeps you guessing. I can’t wait to explore what he has in store for Rachel Carey next.” While Esseidu said, "Ben Channan has written one of the freshest and most prescient scripts of recent times and I can’t wait to see what this incredible cast and crew can do with it.”

The official synopsis from the BBC reads:

"Series two of The Capture will again question if we can really believe what we see. Britain is under siege: hacked news feeds, manipulated media, and interference in politics. Entrenched in the UK’s own ‘Correction’ unit, DCI Rachel Carey (Grainger) finds herself in the middle of a new conspiracy – with a new target. But how can she solve this case when she can’t even trust her closest colleagues?

"Escalating from the CCTV thriller of series one, the six-part run features 'invisible' assassins, the terrifying rise of deepfake technology, the ever-growing tension between government and Big Tech, and corruption at the heart of the British media."