Red Election is a spy drama International TV series. The first season has 10 episodes with a runtime of 45 minutes each. The show first aired on October 3rd, 2021. The series is available in English, Russian, and Danish languages. It is written by Stephen Brady. It is a thriller series, rated 6.3 from IMDb.
This is an interesting Tv series that made its debut quite recently. It received quite a number of good reviews as well. Fans are wondering if there will be a new season. Or this was premiered for one season only. Well, fret not! I am here to provide you with the news our sources collected.
Buckle up, guys. Keep scrolling!
Season 2 Release Date
To be very honest the show received quite an average rating. And it wrapped up with 10 plus episodes this year only. While some are anticipated to get a season renewal, some responded neutrally. Will there be a new season? News on that has not reached our ears yet. We don’t know if Viaplay has the right to premier a second season. We still need some time to provide you with answers to that. As the season ended not long back, getting news on a renewal is quite tough now.
The team and the production house are quite quiet about it. Their silence is making the fans anxious. We can further assume that they might be tracking the rating of the first season and the demand of the audience for the next. If the demand reaches a point and meets their expectations. They might premier a new season.
So, if things go as we calculated then, you may get some news by 2022. If anything reaches our sources you will be notified by us immediately. Stay tuned for updates. Meanwhile, go watch the first season if you haven’t yet.
Red Election Season 2 Release Date
If you look into it, there is not much left to explore in the next season. So, the next season is quite out of the story, season 1 having an unsatisfactory ending. The story is set in the background of the Cold War era there is very little scope to further explore and extend the plot. If there is as season 2 then you may expect to see a similar situation where the agents are required to jump in. If you have watched season 1 you might know that the Russians are aware of these two agents working. At the most they can try to kill them, to ease their work. The Russians would refuse to let anyone cross their path.
This leads us to the second season where the agents might be in hiding. Trying to help the government incognito to get rid of the Russians.
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This is the plot we assumed might be carried forward. If there is a news season. But for that to happen the rating needs to reach a peak. For the season to have a comeback. Well don’t lose hope, keep your fingers crossed. Let’s hope for the best!
Red Election Season 1 Recap
Red Election is a drama thriller with 10+ episodes.
The drama is set along with the backdrops of a terrorist’s plot in London. The drama centers around Katrine Poulson who is a Danish secret service agent. And Beatrice Ogilvy who is a British spy. They come together not by chance but by force. Blinded together they race against time. They slowly understand that nobody can be trusted, as they get caught in a web of lies, murder, and power struggles. They further notice that the deadly conspiracy could be a part of the far-reaching geopolitical master plan. What happens next is for you to find. Let us know how you felt while waiting for the season renewal.
Red Election Season 2 Cast
You will get to see Kobna Holdbrook, Stephen Dillane, James D’Arcy, and Lydia Leonard. Further, you will get to see; Victoria Carmen Sonne, Aidan McArdle, and others.
Red Election Season 2 Where To Watch?
Red Election was released on Viaplay. Later on, it was also streamed on SBS Channel for Australia. You can watch the show on Viaplay. You can try watching it on JustWatch as well.
I hope you have added the show to your watchlist by now. Go watch the trailer and enjoy the series online.
Till then, I will say adios! We will post the updates for the next season as soon as we can.
Happy Watch!
