Fans have been both gripped and terrified by BBC's latest drama, The Terror. The ten-part show, which stars Jared Harris and Tobias Menzies, originally aired in America in 2018 but UK audiences are now settling down to watch episodes on a Wednesday evening.
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The thriller is described as a horror anthology series and is inspired by true events, but is mostly based on the fictionalised account of Captain Sir John Franklin's lost expedition to the Arctic, as told in Dan Simmon's 2007 novel.
But does the story end with series one? We found out what the future holds for The Terror…
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Will there be a series two of The Terror?
Yes! Fortunately for fans, more episodes were filmed to form a second chapter in The Terror, titled Infamy, and aired on US channel AMC in 2019.
Moving on from series one's plot, The Terror: Infamy instead tells a different story. The episodes focus on a Japanese internment camp during World War II. The synopsis reads: "Set during World War II, The Terror: Infamy centres on a series of bizarre deaths that haunt a Japanese-American community and a young man’s journey to understand and combat the malevolent entity responsible."
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© Photo: BBCSeries two of The Terror, titled Infamy, aired in the US in 2019
When is The Terror: Infamy out?
The Terror series one landed on the BBC three years after its release in the States. The broadcaster is yet to confirm that they will air the newer episodes from Infamy, however it's certainly possible given the show's popularity.
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© Photo: BBCTobias Menzies in The Terror
Who stars in The Terror: Infamy?
As well as a new plot, Infamy boasts a new cast. Starring in the show are Derek Mio, Kiki Sukezane and Naoko Mori. Also appearing is George Takei, perhaps best known for his role in Star Trek, who plays the part of Yamato-san.
What's the future for The Terror?
There's no official word on The Terror being continued beyond series two's Infamy. However, it seems the idea has been floated by its creators. In 2020, Deadline reported that Sarah Barnett, president of AMC - the channel which aired the show in the US – had expressed an interest in renewing the show for a third series.
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