Peter Capaldi and Cush Jumbo are set to star as dueling detectives in Prison Report, against the law drama premiering on Apple TV+ in just a few weeks.

The trailer for the sequence dropped Thursday, providing an early take a look at the eight-episode sequence.

Detectives conflict in Prison Report on Apple TV+

Apple TV+ makes top-notch crime dramas with big-name actors, like Fact Be Advised starring Octavia Spencer and Defending Jacob starring Chris Evans. There’s about to be a brand new addition.

Prison Report is a character-driven thriller set in up to date London, with detectives in a tug-of-war over a homicide conviction.

Apple’s synopsis says:

“An nameless telephone name attracts two good detectives right into a confrontation over an outdated homicide case — one a younger lady within the early levels of her profession, the opposite a well-connected man decided to guard his legacy. “

Apple additionally mentioned “the sequence touches on problems with race, institutional failure, and the hunt to search out widespread floor in a polarized Britain.”

Watch the brand new Prison Report trailer for extra:

Oscar-winner Peter Capaldi has had a prolonged profession, however is maybe greatest recognized for enjoying the twelfth incarnation of the Physician in Physician Who. Cush Jumbo earned a Critics Alternative Award nomination as greatest supporting actress in The Good Combat.

Coming to Apple TV+ in early 2024

Prison Report makes its world debut on Apple TV+ with the primary two episodes on Wednesday, January 10, 2024. These might be adopted by new episodes weekly, each Wednesday via February 21.

Watching comes with a subscription to Apple’s streaming service. This prices $9.99 per thirty days with a seven-day free trial. You can also get it by way of any tier of the Apple One subscription bundle. For a restricted time, clients who buy and activate a brand new iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Mac or iPod contact can take pleasure in three months of Apple TV+ totally free.

Apple TV+ presents rather more, after all. There are comedies, mysteries, kids’s exhibits, nature documentaries, sci-fi, and many others.