Collider reported that Ethan Hawke's Taylor Sheridan‑style crime thriller The Lowdown officially returns with a second season this month.
Why it matters
Fans of Ethan Hawke will see new episodes of his latest series this month.
Key facts
- The Lowdown is described as a Taylor Sheridan‑style crime thriller.
- The Lowdown is positioned as a replacement for Tulsa King.
- The Lowdown has been called critically acclaimed.
Evidence
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