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Season 2 – Trigger Point

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Produced by "Line of Duty" creator Jed Mercurio, "Trigger Point" follows experienced bomb disposal operative Lana Washington, an ex-military bomb disposal operative and Afghan War veteran. She is pushed to her breaking point as she deals with a series of improvised explosive devices that threaten London during a summer terror campaign. Under extreme pressure from the public and her superiors, and in search of answers, Lana suspects that the targets on her team are premeditated and must race to discover the bomber's real identity.

Critics Reviews

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Craig Mathieson The Age (Australia) 02/09/2024
The new season addresses the implausible plotting -- it’s now wildly implausible. But as corny as this series gets, it moves fast and it has a magnetic lead performance from McClure. You can’t cut her wires. Go to Full Review
Hugo Rifkind The Times (UK) 02/02/2024
Once you start picking holes in this show, though, there’s not much left. Go to Full Review
Nick Hilton Independent (UK) 01/30/2024
4/5
By sticking to what it does best, Trigger Point manages to blow away the competition. Go to Full Review
Joel Keller Decider 09/06/2024
As long as the episodes of Trigger Point‘s second season continue to show Lana and the rest of the expo squad escape one tense situation after the other... the show will continue to be entertaining, even if the overall terrorist plot is just meh. Go to Full Review
Taylor Antrim Vogue 08/30/2024
So let me recommend UK’s wonderfully silly, ruthlessly tense bomb-squad police drama Trigger Point, which is about to release its second season here in the US and will not tax your brain, nor release you from its grip. Go to Full Review
Aidan Smith Scotsman 02/05/2024
It’s all about the explosions in Vicky McClure’s bomb-disposal drama and perhaps even if the script was of Aaron Sorkin or David Chase standard, we’d still be hanging about, waiting for the next big blast. Go to Full Review
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Audience Reviews

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Jack W. @jackwww57 May 11 The police act in a stupid manner, very frustrating. They use the old trope of the bad guys being omnipresent and the police leadership being stupid. Lazy writing. See more Andy R @HonestJohn Oct 24 Series 1 wen downhill from episode 1 when they killed off Adrian Lester. Series 2 is no better. The writing is weaker than a cup of tea made with tepid water. Shoddy plotlines and predictable character dialog. Attempted character development ends up in blind alleys and leaves you regretting giving series 2 a go because "well perhaps they have better budget and writing this time around", but no. Vicky McClure is better than this. See more Dave C @RT09838700 02/28/2024 Having rewatched Series 1&2 recently, I think my frustration stems from 'Wash's' character traits. On the rewatch back-to-back, Series 2 is better than I remember, because of the aforementioned. She is meant to frustrate and annoy - she's antagonistic. It seems to be a curse of ITV productions, that they rarely seem to reach a level of creative, inspired, and truly engaging drama. This is the same. There are too many wholly predictable elements, and some poor acting and directing See more Niko O @nikos819 02/08/2024 trigger point always delivers the goods. easy watch, great action and acting See more Will C @RT28791055 02/01/2024 After an enjoyable first series, had high hopes that the second would, at the very least, maintain the same level. No such luck. The production values have dipped significantly, melodramatic, with tired dialogue and a general rushed feeling to it. No wonder the Met don't seem to have wanted anything to do with it. See more Paul S @PaulSmith 01/31/2024 Episode one was pàssable. But, by episode 5 we enter the same territory occupied by Hot Fuzz 😆 There's a scene with forensics officers that could have been lifted directly from that movie. The panto villain gets killed by a booby trapped cell phone; and two minutes later a 'detective', states with a straight face, "I think someone must have tampered with his phone". Do you think? 😆 See more Read all reviews
Trigger Point — Season 2

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Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Jan 28, 2024 After returning from secondment, when an explosion rocks the heart of the city, Expo Lana Washington gives her routine talk; however, she doesn't seem ready to return to active duty. Details Episode 2 Aired Jan 28, 2024 The police launch an investigation to find the bombers, whose skill and sophistication keeps them one step ahead; under pressure to get results, Helen makes a breakthrough. Details Episode 3 Aired Jan 28, 2024 As the team mourns Thom's death, a new lead emerges: an informant, promising intelligence on the terror cell; a journalist is sent a suspicious package. Details Episode 4 Aired Jan 28, 2024 Alex contacts the police with critical information about a new attack planned for that day, but Commander Francis warns the team against placing too much trust in him. Details Episode 5 Aired Jan 28, 2024 Lana breaks protocol to try to help Alex, knowing he has nobody else to turn to; then the team makes a shock discovery about the terror cell they're tracking down. Details Episode 6 Aired Jan 28, 2024 Lana is faced with an impossible decision when she is kidnapped by the terror cell; a choice between her duty and saving those who matter the most to her. Details
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Season Info

Director
Gilles Bannier, Audrey Cooke, Jennie Darnell, Jon East, Jamie Donoughue
Executive Producer
Vicky McClure, Jed Mercurio, Mark Redhead, Jessica Sharkey
Screenwriter
Daniel Brierley, Amanda Duke
Network
Peacock
Genre
Drama, Crime
Original Language
British English
Release Date
Jan 28, 2024
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