Taboo Season 2: BBC Period TV Series will return for Season 2

Taboo Season 2 Updates: Taboo is a political thriller television series produced by Scott Free London and Hardy Son and Baker. The first season has 8 episodes and the second season was announced in March 2017.

Taboo aired on FX in the United States on 10 Jan 2017 and on BBC One in the United Kingdom on 7 Jan 2017. This is historical fiction is directed by Anders Engstrom and Kristoffer Nyholm and is based on a story written by Tom and Chips Hardy.

This series received favorable reviews praising Hardy’s performance, pacing, and visual representation. Season one debut episode had 1.839 million viewers. This amazing show has a 78% rating based on 45 reviews on Rotten Tomatoes and an 8.4/10 rating on IMDb.

Season one is about James Keziah Delaney returns to London during the 1812 war to rebuild his father’s shipping Empire. His biggest competitors want him to fail at any cost or murder him.

Taboo won 8 awards and 14 nominations(two primetime Emmys, Bafta TV Craft 2018, British Film Designers Guild Awards 2017, Golden Trailer Awards 2017, Hollywood Post Alliance, US 2017, Motion Picture Sound Editors, USA 2018, Royal Television Society, UK 2018, Visual Effects Society Awards 2018)

Taboo Season 2

Nicholas Woodeson as Robert Thoyt

Jason Watkins as Solomon Coop

Jonathan Pryce as Sir Stuart Stranger

Marina Kelly as Countless Musgrove

Tom Hollander as Dr George Cholmondeley

Michael Kelly as Edgar Dumbarton

Franka Potente as Helga Von Hinten

Edward Hogg as Michael Godfrey

David Hayman as Brace

Jefferson Hall as Thorne Geary

Jessie Buckley as Lorna Delaney

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Leo Bill as Benjamin Wilton

Tom Hardy as James Keziah Delaney

Louis Ashbourne Serkis as Robert

Lucian Masmati as George Chichester

Danny Ligairi as Martinez

Roger Ashton- Griffiths as Abraham Appleby

Christopher Fairbank as Ibbotson

Mark Gatiss as Prince George

Tallulah Rose Haddon as Pearl

Scroobius Pip as French Bill

“In my mind, explosive stuff is going to happen, which will be great,” and “There’s a great destination for it, but I don’t know if we’re in a position to talk about the actual details of it.”

Said Steven Knight, head of drama at BBC when asked about the storyline of season two. The second Season promises “daring and different”. He also added “I can feel the three acts.

The first was ‘the escape’. The second will be ‘the journey’ and the third will be ‘the arrival’, and that’ll be it. I don’t think the story will be what viewers are expecting, but hopefully, they’ll enjoy it.”