Apple TV+ Sets November Premiere Date for 'Bad Sisters' Season 2

At long last, the Garvey sisters will officially return in the fall of 2024. It's been nearly two years since the buzzy first season of Apple TV+'s buzzy dark comedy/thriller Bad Sisters aired. Finally, its highly anticipated second outing is set to arrive in November. Based on the Walter Presents series The Out Laws (Clan), the 2012 Belgian thriller that hit it big in the U.K. when it aired on Channel 4 (but has not come to PBS Passport), Apple TV+'s English-language remake is one of the few not produced by EagleEye Drama in any fashion.

The series' critically acclaimed first season follows the story of the tight-knit Garvey clan and the siblings who come together to decide what to do about their eldest sister's cruel husband, collectively known as "The Prick." But when he turns up dead, the women — each of who had reasons for wanting him out of their collective lives — find themselves under investigation by a pair of desperate life insurance agents determined to prove malicious intent so that they can avoid a large payout. Bad Sisters' first season won a BAFTA Television Award for Best Drama Series, alongside a Best Supporting Actress win for Duff. The series also nabbed four Emmy nominations.

Given that the Season 1 finale tied up most of the loose ends from its ten-episode run, it's fair to ask where the story could go next. Season 2 will apparently take place two years after John Paul's (Claes Bang) death. The Garvey family is forced to face new challenges when they are thrust back into the public eye, and old truths slowly begin to come to light.