Behind the Scenes of London’s Latest Crime Show

Apple TV isn’t just keeping the momentum—it’s doubling down. Criminal Record, one of the most talked-about crime dramas of the year, is back for a second season, premiering April 22. Forget your average police procedural—this is a character-driven maze where the lines between right and wrong blur faster than a London fog.

The first season didn’t just meet expectations; it exceeded them, earning rave reviews for its razor-sharp performances, particularly from Peter Capaldi and Cush Jumbo. Now, fans are hungry to see how the story spirals even deeper into chaos.

A Murder, A Partnership, and a City on the Brink of Chaos

Season two doesn’t ease into things. A political assassination throws two detectives together in an unlikely alliance, turning a simple murder hunt into a high-stakes race against time. But this isn’t just about catching a killer—it’s about unraveling a conspiracy that could plunge London into terror.

Think you know detective dramas? Think again. Criminal Record thrives on moral ambiguity, where every secret uncovered only digs a deeper hole. The question isn’t just "Who did it?" but "How far will they go to hide the truth?"

Where to Start and What Else Is on Apple TV

Not caught up yet? No problem. All episodes of season one are streaming now, ready for a binge before the new season drops.

If crime isn’t your genre, Apple TV has alternatives:

• Imperfect Women – A darkly comedic take on female friendship.
• Your Friends & Neighbors – A twisted drama exploring human connections.

Craving subtitles? The French thriller The Hunt just wrapped its latest chapter—another must-watch.

When, Where, and How to Watch

New episodes of Criminal Record drop weekly until June 10, giving ample time to dive in.

For $12.99 a month (or cheaper with a bundle), it’s a small price for a gripping, British-tinged story that lingers long after the credits roll.

Set your reminders. The hunt begins April 22.