Critics are praising Season 2 of David Tennant's show for doubling down on its chaotic drama, sharp satire and retro 1980s style.
is back in another chaotic round of power games, scandals, and sharp-tongued drama as Disney+’s hit series returns with a second season. Early reactions suggest the new episodes push the story even further, and critics are already praising the show’s mix of messy relationships, satire, and retro style.
The latest reviews have also helped the series land a majordoubles down on the wild energy that made the first installment stand out. Set in 1980s England, the story follows a bitter clash between influential men operating inside a world packed with ambition, media politics, and personal rivalries.
David Tennant returns as Tony Baddingham alongside Alex Hassell, Aidan Turner, and Nafessa Williams.the series as “trashy TV for grownups,” while adding that it is smarter than it first appears because of how it explores the excess and selfishness of the 1980s.critic Rebecca Nicholson felt some TV-industry storylines slow the pace down and said the series could use “more slapstick” to keep its lighter tone balanced. The Daily Telegraph’s Ed PowerReviewers also highlighted the show’s strong retro presentation.
Metro’s Rebecca Cook praised the soundtrack featuring artists like David Bowie, Sade, and Shocking Blue. She also noted the deliberately flashy costumes, oversized hairstyles, and tacky production design that help the series fully embrace its setting. Rishabh Shandilya is an Entertainment and Pop Culture writer at Evolve Media, covering movies, television, and celebrity news. He’s especially passionate about breaking down films for their themes and crafting long-form video game reviews.
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