Tin Star: Season 2

2019

Created by Rowan Joffe
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59%
9 episodes
Drama

Oscar-nominee Tim Roth (Pulp Fiction) leads this British crime-drama as the police chief in an idyllic town near the Rocky... More

Oscar-nominee Tim Roth (Pulp Fiction) leads this British crime-drama as the police chief in an idyllic town near the Rocky Mountains. When a massive new oil refinery opens in the area, the expat faces a wave of drugs, prostitution and organised crime.

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Where to watch Tin Star: Season 2

Tin Star: Season 2 is available to stream in the... More United Kingdom now on Amazon Video and Apple TV Store and Google TV and Now and Sky Go.

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Tin Star: Season 2 episodes

Prairie Gothic

Horrified by her actions, Anna decides to flee, and Jack... More fights back for his family. Meanwhile, Elizabeth Bradshaw attempts to forget her traumatic ordeal, but relief is cut short by the delivery of her letter of termination

Something Wicked This Way Comes

Anna takes refuge with the Ammonite Nickel family in their... More strict religious community.

Resist Not Evil

Johan is plunged into crisis and Rosa reveals her plans... More for the future to Anna.

Jack and Coke

Jack attempts to burn his past by drinking whiskey on... More the mountainside.

Consequences

We learn the story of the Nickels' lives in Mexico.... More But is it too late to save any of them?

The Bagman Cometh

Jack hunts the cartel bagman Estuardo, but what he finds... More is worse then he could have ever imagined.

Subterranean Fire

As Jack and Angela prepare to face the consequences of... More their actions, a discovery prompts Jack to formulate a plan.

Wild Flower

After a shocking tragedy, tensions run high as Jack and... More Angela are forced to reveal a devastating truth to Anna.

The Unseen

Jack puts his plan into action as his family's ultimate... More threat arrives on his doorstep.

Tin Star: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

63_%8 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
59_%31 reviews
Audience score rating

"Tin Star's problem at the end of the previous series was that you couldn't care less about the characters and its problem now is...exactly the same."

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