MGM+ releases The Institute season 2 trailer; premiere set for November 8
MGM+ has released the first trailer for season 2 of The Institute, based on Stephen King's novel. The season premieres November 8.
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Centre · 2MGM+ released the first official trailer for season 2 of The Institute, its series based on Stephen King's sci-fi horror novel of the same name. ColliderN “This morning, MGM+ unleashed the first official trailer for The Institute Season 2, also confirming that the show would return to streaming on November 8.” Read at Collider ↗ Screen RantN “MGM+ has released The Institute season 2's trailer, confirming book and villain changes.” Read at Screen Rant ↗ Centre · 1Season 2 premieres on November 8, and new episodes are expected weekly after that. ColliderN “New episodes of The Institute are expected to be released weekly following the Season 2 premiere on November 8.” Read at Collider ↗ Centre · 1The series is written and showrun by Benjamin Cavell, and the first season launched on MGM+ in July of last year. ColliderN “In July last year, MGM+ unleashed The Institute into the world, the series written and showrun by Benjamin Cavell” Read at Collider ↗
Centre · 1The cast includes Joe Freeman as Luke Ellis, Ben Barnes as Tim Jamieson, Mary Louise Parker as Ms. Sigsby, Alfie Allen as Nolan, and Robert Joy as Dr. Hendricks. ColliderN “Joe Freeman (Luke Ellis), Ben Barnes (Tim Jamieson), Mary Louise Parker (Ms. Sigsby), Alfie Allen (Nolan)” Read at Collider ↗ Centre · 1MGM+'s synopsis says that after their escape from Dennison, Luke and his friends look for a way to end the Institute for good. The Director enlists a new ally, tech billionaire Nolan Reeves, to help him rebuild, and Sigsby, now a fugitive, seeks a way back in. ColliderN “Luke and his friends search for a way to end the Institute for good. Meanwhile, The Director enlists a new ally, tech billionaire Nolan Reeves, to help him rebuild” Read at Collider ↗ Centre · 1Screen Rant says the trailer confirms changes from the book and to the villain, but the coverage available does not say what those changes are. Screen RantN “A major Stephen King sci-fi thriller series has just released its season 2 trailer, and the new footage confirms major book and villain changes.” Read at Screen Rant ↗
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- Entertainment-trade coverage of a trailer release: Collider leads with the premiere date and synopsis, Screen Rant with changes from the book and to the villain.
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“The Institute Season 2 premieres November 8 on MGM+, with a new trailer teasing Luke’s fight to destroy the organization for good.” — Collider
“the new footage confirms major book and villain changes.” — Screen Rant
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Stephen King’s Sci-Fi Thriller Series Confirms Major Book & Villain Changes In Season 2
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Stephen King’s Hit Thriller Officially Returns in Just Over a Month
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- 5 Oct 15:58 First Screen RantN Stephen King’s Sci-Fi Thriller Series Confirms Major Book & Villain Changes In Season 2
- 5 Oct 16:06 +8m ColliderN Stephen King’s Hit Thriller Officially Returns in Just Over a Month
- 5 Oct 16:51 +53m DeadlineN Stephen King’s ‘The Institute’ Unveils Season 2 Trailer: First Look At Alfie Allen As Nolan Reeves
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