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Torchwood favourite's "chilling" thriller confirms return date with all-new first look

The Crow Girl is back for season 2, with Eve Myles and Katherine Kelly reprising their roles.

Eve Myles in The Crow Girl season 2, stood next to police tape outside wearing a leather jacket.

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Published: Monday, 8 June 2026 at 12:33 pm

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A year and a half after its first season debuted, Paramount+ thriller series The Crow Girl is returning for its second season, with a release date having now been confirmed.

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The six-episode second season will officially debut on the streamer on Monday 20 July 2026.

This news was confirmed along with the release of first-look images, which give us new glimpses of Torchwood's Eve Myles as DCI Jeanette Kilburn and Mr Bates vs The Post Office's Katherine Kelly as Dr Sophia Craven.

Other stars seen in the images include Elliot Edusah, Victoria Hamilton and Peter de Jersey, all of whom are returning from the cast of the first season.

Katherine Kelly in The Crown Girl season 2, wearing a white jumper, sat in a chair in a room with a clipboard on her lap.

Katherine Kelly in The Crown Girl season 2. Paramount+

The synopsis for season 2 says that it "sees DCI Jeanette Kilburn's hunt for the killers of young male asylum seekers take a shocking new turn, as a mummified body discovered in a church wall, and a body in a freezer, reveal a chilling connection".

Eve Myles, Victoria Hamilton and Peter de Jersey in The Crown Girl, looking through a hole in a wall with police tape across it. Hamilton is wearing a police uniform.

Eve Myles, Victoria Hamilton and Peter de Jersey in The Crown Girl. Paramount+

The synopsis continues: "As Jeanette digs deeper, Dr Sophia Craven begins to suspect Victoria Burkeman, her mysterious and unstable former patient could be responsible. With the case growing darker, Sophia suspects Victoria is more familiar than she thought, and Jeanette must face the terrifying truth: the killer may be closer than she ever imagined."

Eve Myles and Katherine Kelly in The Crow Girl, lying on the floor together. Kelly is holding a glass of wine.

Eve Myles and Katherine Kelly in The Crow Girl. Paramount+

When The Crow Girl was first renewed for season 2, screenwriter and executive producer Milly Thomas said in a statement: "I couldn't be more thrilled to jump back into the world of The Crow Girl.

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"Jeanette, Sophia and Victoria's stories are a privilege to tell and, along with the wonders at [production company] Buccaneer Media and Paramount+, I'm excited to show everyone what we've created."

Elliot Edusah in The Crow Girl, speaking on the phone in a room, wearing blue latex gloves.

Elliot Edusah in The Crow Girl. Paramount+

The first season also starred Dougray Scott, but fans who have already seen the first season won't be surprised that he is not currently expected to return, given the events of that run.

The Crow Girl season 2 will start airing on Monday 20 July. – sign up for Paramount+ here.

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James HibbsDrama Writer

James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.

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