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Will there be a third season of Guilt on the BBC?
MYSTERY thriller Guilt season 2 is heading in to its grand finale.
The show has proved to be a huge hit with viewers, who are now wondering if there will be a third offering.
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Will there be a season three of Guilt?
Season two of Guilt premiered on BBC Two on Thursday, October 14, 2021, at 9pm.
Much like its first instalment, the second series of the programme is made of four hour-long episodes.
The finale of Guilt season two airs TONIGHT (November 4, 2021).
Sadly the BBC are yet to reveal if there will be a third season of the Scottish mystery series - but when we know, you'll know.
What happened at the end of Guilt season one?
The show revolves around two brothers, Max and Jake (respectively portrayed by Mark Bonnar and Jamie Sives).
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The first season of Guilt begins with the pair in a car, returning from a wedding.
The trip home turns deadly when they accidentally run over and kill an elderly man, Walter, in an Edinburgh street.
Uninsured and under the influence, they decide to try and cover up the crime to avoid any legal repercussions.
But as the show progresses, it becomes more and more difficult for them to keep their secret under wraps.
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For instance, Max's wife Claire soon becomes suspicious upon seeing him spending so much time with his brother, suspecting he may be having an affair.
While Jake is convinced by a private investigator named Kenny (Emun Elliott) to pin the blame on Max, he refuses out of loyalty for his brother.
After many obstacles, including an attempted blackmail orchestrated by Walter's neighbour, the first series ends in a shocking twist.
Approached by Kenny with proof of the crime - who requests that he give him a job to avoid being thrown under the bus - Max decides to turn himself in.
The first season of Guilt ends as Max is taken away by authorities.
Guilt season 2 begins with Max's release from prison, after a two-year sentence for Walter's death.
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