This article is part of a directory: Based On A True Story Season 2: Release Date, Cast, Story, Trailer & Everything We Know
The Based on a True Story season 2 trailer reveals Kaley Cuoco's crime series returning for new episodes. Premiered on Peacock in 2023, the first season follows a couple, a realtor and a former tennis star, who uncover the identity of the West Side Ripper, but rather than contacting the police, come up with a plan for the killer to appear on their podcast, provided he agrees to stop killing. Kaley Cuoco leads Based on a True Story's cast alongside Chris Messina, Tom Bateman, Priscilla Quintana, Liana Liberato, and Stranger Things star Natalia Dyer.
Now, Peacock has premiered the official trailer for Based on a True Story season 2. The trailer begins with Kaley Cuoco's Ava as a new parent focusing fully on her family and putting her true crime fascination behind her until, however, a series of new murders pulls her back in. Watch the trailer below:
What The Based On A True Story Season 2 Trailer Means For The Show
The Plot Thickens
Based on a True Story season 1 ended with Ava and Nathan's true crime empire collapsing online as they face criticism for giving a serial killer a platform, leading the West Side Ripper to take control of content creation. The season 2 trailer picks up with Ava and Nathan three months into parenthood. Ava is focusing fully on her family, putting her true crime fascination behind her, and resuming her work as a real estate agent, while Nathan is focusing on coaching private tennis clients.
For a while, things seem calm as Ava finds distraction in her TikTok habit and new friend Drew (Melissa Fumero), while Nathan is committed to his tennis career and reconnecting with his plumber friend, Matt. However, the Based on a True Story season 2 trailer reveals that the return of the West Side Ripper and a series of new murders pulls Ava back into true crime. She begins to suspect that Matt may be behind them, and her younger sister Tory, who begins dating Matt, may also be in danger.
Our Take On The Based On A True Story Season 2 Trailer
It Promises A Worthy Follow-Up To Season 1
Though true-crime enthusiasts may be satirized more sharply in other shows like Only Murders in the Building, Based on a True Story season 1 was well worth a watch for its engaging leads and touch of light humor. The season 2 trailer has all the makings of another darkly comedic ride that fans of the first season loved. With Ava diving back into the world of true crime that she tried to leave behind, Based on a True Story season 2 promises more of the same that made season 1 such a binge-worthy experience.
Source: Peacock