Sky comedy Bloods is to return for a second series in 2022 – here’s all you need to know.
Series 2 will be bigger than the first with ten episodes that will air in two parts.
The first five episodes launched in March 2022 on Sky Comedy and streaming service NOW.
Now Sky has revealed the second set of five brand new episodes will drop on 1 September 2022 on Sky Comedy and Now.
You can watch a first trailer from the new episodes below!
The comedy series stars BAFTA nominated Samson Kayo and Golden Globe nominated Jane Horrocks.
Bloods follows tough-acting loner Maleek (Kayo) and over-friendly divorcee Wendy (Horrocks), a pair of mismatched paramedics and their fellow ambulance station colleagues through the life-saving world of a south London emergency service.
Series 2 will welcome Katherine Kelly (Innocent, Liar) to the cast, playing the ambulance station’s acting counsellor and listening ear, while Nathan Foad (Our Flag Means Death) joins as Wendy’s son Spencer.
Returning the cast are Lucy Punch (Motherland) as boisterous station boss Jo and Julian Barratt (Mighty Boosh) as grieving widower Lawrence. Adrian Scarborough (Gavin and Stacey) and Aasiya Shah (Raised By Wolves) reprise their roles as Gary and Kareshma, paramedics with diametrically apposing career outlooks, and Kevin Garry (Ted Lasso) and Sam Campbell (Melbourne International Comedy Festival Barry Award winner) as the glued-to-the-hip duo of paramedics Darrell and Darryl.
Samson Kayo said: “I’m so excited the BLOODS team are back together again for this new bigger and bolder series. With ten episodes, there is going to be loads more laughs, friendship and fun for fans to enjoy. Maleek is reunited with his miss-matched paramedic partner Wendy and he can’t wait to hit the roads again in their ambulance!
Jane Horrocks added: “I am very much looking forward to getting back to Bloods for series 2. The scripts are already banging and Wendy is getting more naughty!”
Bloods series one is available on Sky on demand and streaming service NOW. In the US the show will be available on Hulu from 9 December.
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