The Completely Made-Up Adventures Of Dick Turpin Season 2: What we know about Apple TV+ show’s renewal, plot and more

Apple TV+ has announced the renewal of 'The Completely Made-Up Adventures Of Dick Turpin' for a second season. The series, featuring Noel Fielding, will continue its 18th-century adventures.

Renewal

Apple TV+ has greenlit a second season of 'The Completely Made-Up Adventures Of Dick Turpin.' The series stars Noel Fielding and continues the whimsical adventures of the 18th-century highwayman.
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Plot

The series presents an irreverent retelling of Dick Turpin's story. Set in the 18th century, Turpin is an unlikely but famous highway robber. His charm, showmanship, and hair contribute to his success. Turpin, along with his gang of rogues, navigates various escapades, including encounters with celebrity.

Season 1 Cast and New Talent

The first season featured British comics Ellie White, Dolly Wells, and Mark Heap. Apple TV+ stated that Season 2 will include a lineup of British comedy talent.

Creative Team

Noel Fielding, Richard Naylor, and Jon Brittain wrote the series. Big Talk Studios, known for 'The Outlaws,' produced it. Executive producers include Kenton Allen, Fielding, Victoria Grew, Anthony Wilcox, and Ben Palmer. Naylor and Brittain are co-executive producers. Palmer also directs the series.

Success

The series is one of the few international comedies to advance beyond Season 1 on Apple TV+. 'Trying,' starring Rafe Spall, is another example, having launched its fourth season in May. In contrast, 'Still Up,' starring Antonia Thomas and Craig Roberts, was canceled after one season.

FAQs:

What is 'The Completely Made-Up Adventures Of Dick Turpin' about?
It is a historical comedy about the whimsical adventures of the charming highwayman, Dick Turpin, and his gang.

Who are the executive producers of the series?
The executive producers are Kenton Allen, Noel Fielding, Victoria Grew, Anthony Wilcox, and Ben Palmer.


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