Prepare for a return to the scandalous world of Rutshire. The intoxicating drama ofRivalsis set to ignite screens once more with a second season, promising even more intrigue and excess.
A tantalizing new trailer has confirmed the premiere date: May 15th. This isn’t just a continuation; it’s a deeper dive into the glamorous, cutthroat lives of those vying for power and pleasure in 1980s Britain.
Season one only scratched the surface of Jilly Cooper’s captivating novel. Now, the adaptation plunges headfirst into the high-stakes world of polo, alongside the relentless battle for control of a regional television franchise – and, of course, a web of scandalous affairs.
The teaser itself is a whirlwind of champagne, sun-drenched pool parties, and undeniable chemistry. Emily Atack, as Sarah Stratton, delivers a knowing purr: “Welcome to the naughtiest show on television.”
But beneath the glittering surface, a war is brewing. David Tennant’s Tony Baddingham rallies his forces, declaring, “We are at war!” as the conflict for dominance reaches a fever pitch.
The already stellar cast expands with the addition of Hayley Atwell, stepping into the role of Rupert Campbell-Black’s formidable ex-wife, and Rupert Everett, perfectly cast as her husband. Their arrival promises to inject even more complexity into the already tangled relationships.
The stakes are higher than ever. Tony Baddingham is determined to crush his opponents, wielding scandal and manipulation as weapons. Personal lives are unraveling, and long-held secrets threaten to explode.
Marriages will be tested, families fractured, and loyalties shattered in a relentless pursuit of victory. But at what cost? The synopsis asks a chilling question: what is the true price of war?
The season will unfold in two parts, beginning with a three-episode premiere on May 15th, followed by weekly releases. The remaining episodes will arrive later in the year, building anticipation for the explosive conclusion.
Rivalsseason two promises a captivating blend of glamour, ambition, and betrayal. Prepare to be utterly consumed by the drama.
