Quirky detective show Poker Face has received a premiere date for season 2.
Created by Knives Out and Star Wars: The Last Jedi's Rian Johnson, the series follows a woman with an uncanny knack for telling when people are lying.
She travels across the United States on the run from a mob boss. People die in mysterious ways in every place she visits, and she finds herself unable to resist solving each case.
The newly-released trailer reveals that season 2 will begin in the US on May 8 on streaming service Peacock, but there's no UK date yet, sadly.
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The trailer also gives us glimpses at the host of guests featuring in the season, including Wicked's Cynthia Erivo, John Mulaney, Captain America: Brave New World's Giancarlo Esposito, Quiz Lady's Awkwafina, and The Boys' Kumail Nanjiani, to name just a few.
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It's not just a line-up of a famous faces that has landed that show a 98% Rotten Tomatoes score (at the time of writing, based solely on season 1), though. Reviews call it "unlike anything else on TV", "equally complex and hilarious", "irresistible" and "a glorious tribute" to classic shows like Columbo.
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In Digital Spy's review, we praised it for how, like Knives Out, it "take[s] familiar fare — like a murder mystery — and inject[s] it with wit, intelligence and the unexpected, making something that's both traditional and completely original".
We also wrote: "Mostly it's a fantastic showcase for Natasha Lyonne's familiar potty-mouthed, cynical-but-genial persona," our review reads, "but it's more than that. It reminds us that episodic TV can be great!"
Poker Face season 2 begins on May 8 on Peacock in the US. The show airs on Sky Atlantic and streams on Sky Go/NOW in the UK, but a season 2 premiere date hasn't been confirmed yet.
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