ITV has announced that the hit drama After The Flood will be returning for a second series. The show, produced by Quay Street Productions in collaboration with ITV Studios, will consist of six episodes. Mick Ford, who is both a writer and actor, will be back for the second series, with BritBox International joining as co-production partners.
In the upcoming season, viewers will follow newly promoted detective Jo Marshall as she delves into a challenging murder investigation. Set against the backdrop of tensions rising in Waterside due to the threat of moorland fires and potential flooding, Jo uncovers a body in unusual circumstances. As she races against time to catch the killer, she will face off against powerful and corrupt forces within the town. The investigation will also lead her to uncover secrets that have plagued the town’s police force and her own family for years.
The returning cast includes Sophie Rundle as Joanna Marshall, Philip Glenister as Jack Radcliffe, Lorraine Ashbourne as Molly (Jo’s mother), Nicholas Gleaves as Sergeant Phil Mackie, and Matt Stokoe as Jo’s husband, Pat. The show’s executive producers, Nicola Shindler and Richard Fee, expressed their excitement about continuing the series and exploring new mysteries with the beloved characters.
Sophie Rundle, who plays Jo Marshall, shared her enthusiasm for reprising her role and working with the talented cast and crew once again. The show’s success has also been noted internationally, with Robert Schildhouse from BritBox North America and BritBox International highlighting the popularity of the series across different markets.
Fans who have not yet caught up on the first season of After The Flood can currently stream it on ITVX. The show’s return for a second series is highly anticipated, promising viewers another thrilling and captivating storyline to enjoy.
With the positive reception of the first season, the team behind After The Flood is eager to deliver an equally engaging and suspenseful new season for viewers to enjoy. Stay tuned for more updates on the upcoming series as production gets underway.
