UKTV Alibi Channel Picks Up UK Rights To Miss Scarlet And The Duke Season 2

UKTV has confirmed that its Alibi channel has acquired the UK broadcast rights to season two of Miss Scarlet and The Duke. The period crime drama will return to UK screens following the deal, extending Alibi’s slate of acquired international dramas. The announcement follows strong interest in the series from British audiences.

Miss Scarlet and The Duke is set in Victorian London and follows private detective Eliza Scarlet as she teams up with Scotland Yard inspector William Wellington, known as The Duke. The series blends mystery period detail and character driven storytelling. Its focus on a female detective operating in a male dominated world has helped it stand out within the genre.

Season two continues Eliza Scarlet’s professional and personal journey as she takes on new cases and faces increasing pressure from rivals and society. The relationship between Eliza and The Duke remains central to the story, with unresolved tensions and shifting dynamics. Producers have hinted that the new season deepens both the mystery elements and emotional stakes.

UKTV said the acquisition reflects Alibi’s commitment to offering high quality crime drama to its viewers. Executives highlighted the show’s strong performances and distinctive setting as key factors behind the decision. The channel believes season two will appeal to existing fans while attracting new viewers.

The series stars Kate Phillips in the lead role alongside Stuart Martin as The Duke. Both actors return for the second season along with a number of supporting cast members. Their on screen chemistry has been praised by critics and audiences alike.

Production values continue to play a major role in the appeal of Miss Scarlet and The Duke. Filming locations costumes and set design help bring Victorian London to life. The second season is expected to maintain the same level of visual detail that defined the first run.

Reaction to the UK rights announcement has been positive on social media. Fans of the series welcomed the news and expressed enthusiasm for the show’s return. Many viewers highlighted their interest in how the central relationship will develop.

With the UK rights secured Miss Scarlet and The Duke season two is set to become a key title for UKTV Alibi. A UK premiere date has yet to be confirmed, with further scheduling details expected to be announced in due course.