Jason Watkins and Robson Green are back for the next chapter in their dangerous game of cat and mouse.
The Game season two won’t be airing tomorrow as fans might expect. (Image: CHANNEL 5)
Channel 5’s The Game season two is well underway with fans already desperate to find out what happens next.
Patrick Harbottle (played by Robson Green) continues to attack Huw Miller (Jason Watkins) and his family from behind bars but this time, he sets his sight on his daughter Margot (Indy Lewis).
This time around, Patrick goes a step further in the second episode, getting prison guard Jackie ( Tanya Franks ) to break into her flat and steal her diary in a bid to really get under Margot’s skin.
Things get even more intense though when she discovers that Huw has secretly visited Patrick in prison again, causing her to “explode”.
But the worse could still be yet to come as she grows suspicious that Patrick has hired someone to stalk her.
But as she grows suspicious that Patrick is hiring someone to stalk her, will Margot be able to trust that her own father wasn’t somehow involved?
When is Channel 5 The Game season 2 next on?
Channel 5’s The Game has returned one year later for its second series which made its debut last night, Tuesday, September 1.
Fans have since been treated to episode two this evening, Wednesday, September 2, but unfortunately, its third instalment won’t be airing on Thursday night as expected.
Channel 5 viewers are going to have to wait until the following week for the remaining two episodes of the four-part drama.
The Game season two, episode three, will be shown on Tuesday, September 8, and the grand finale on Wednesday, September 9, both at 9pm, on Channel 5.
What will instead be taking its place tomorrow night will be the sixth and final episode of Benidorm is Murder starring John Hannah.
The intense official synopsis for the finale reads: “A farewell party takes a deadly turn after a power cut plunges the gathering into darkness.
“When the lights return, one guest lies dead on the floor, a kitchen knife in his chest.
“Forced to investigate to clear his name, Dennis reconstructs the blackout second by second, exposing contradictions in the guests’ stories and asking whether the killing was a sudden act of rage or meticulously planned.”
The Game is available to watch on 5.