Roadkill Season 2 Release Date, News

BBC iPlayer Channel revealed data about premiere date of Roadkill season 2. New episodes will return on October 12, 2025. Read below fresh rumors and news about upcoming season.

Thriller Drama Television Series Roadkill first time shown on October 18, 2020 at BBC iPlayer Network from USA. Television Series has 4 episodes in one season shown every Sunday at 12 am. It was produced by Rebecca Eaton (Executive Producer) and Michael Keillor (Executive Producer).

Fresh episodes is aired on Sundays and has duration minutes. Audience ranking show with average rating 7.9.

Contents:

The Plot

Season 2 Release Date

Cast

Schedule

Video Trailers

The Plot

Politicians know they must always have a spotless reputation. Otherwise, their competitors will simply destroy them, the common people are very cruel and do not forgive mistakes. However, this does not mean that politicians lead an exemplary Christian lifestyle. Instead, they choose to do nefarious deeds but successfully disguise them. For many years, Peter managed to hide his daughter, whom he conceived outside of marriage. Even his wife did not know that she was being cheated on. However, the man found out that his child grew up a problem person and is now in prison. If such a scandal is revealed, he can forget about climbing the career ladder. Because everything that a man preached before can be considered hypocrisy.

Roadkill Season 2 Release Date

The BBC iPlayer Network is not yet announced what they will do with television series “Roadkill“. But by comparing with previous schedule, potential release date of Roadkill 2nd season is Sunday, October 12, 2025.

Roadkill Season 2 Cast

The central roles in television series was played by Hugh Laurie as Peter Laurence and Helen McCrory as Dawn Ellison. Likewise Sidse Babett Knudsen (Madeleine Halle), Iain De Caestecker (Duncan Knock), Pippa Bennett-Warner (Rochelle), Millie Brady (Lily Laurence), Shalom Brune-Franklin (Rose Dietl), Tony Pitts (Mick ‘the Mouth’ Murray), Saskia Reeves (Helen Laurence) and Pip Torrens as Joe Lapidus.