Narcos is returning this September, and from the looks of the new trailer, it's going all out in the drug war.
After a barnstorming 10 episode run in the first season that ended in SPOILER drug king Pablo Escobar escaping from the "prison" La Catedral, (in real life, Pablo helped pay for the complex and built it to his specifications), the new series will pick up from "the biggest law enforcement blunder of all time".
Pablo Escobar is now on the run, trying to avoid a combined taskforce of Colombian authorities and US special forces who are trying to bring him in.
Or possibly, take him out for good.
History buffs will know that Season 2 of Narcos is looking likely to cover the last chapters of Pablo Escobar's life, so expect a lot of twists, turns and shocking violence as military, political, and civilian forces vie for control of the Colombian cocaine market.
The new series will see Wagner Moura will reprise his role of Escobar while Boyd Holbrook and Pedro Pascal return as DEA agents Steve Murphy and Javier Peña.
All 10 episodes of Narcos will launch September 2. Bookmark it. That's your autumn binge sorted.
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