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The BBC's Bodyguard caused a sensation when Season 1 aired last year.
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After Richard Madden won a Golden Globe and a national television award for his role as ex-soldier and bodyguard David Budd, the possibility that he will return for the second season seems all the more appealing .
The thriller, which aired for the first time in 2018, followed Budd as he struggled with post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of his time in the military. After a heroic act, his mission is to protect Conservative MP Julie Montague, whose pro-war politics he hates, and is plunged into a deadly plot.
More than 10 million viewers attended the finale when it aired on BBC One and, with regard to the entertainment value of Season 1, the numbers do not lie.
That leaves us only a burning question …
Will Bodyguard have a second season?
Although no official announcement has been announced for the second season of Bodyguard, there have been promising new developments in this area.
The creator of the series, Jed Mercurio, said the delay in delivery of a second season is the result of the "logistics".
At the INTV conference in Isreal (via Deadline), Mercurio said: "It would be great if there was a second season.
"We would like to do more, we appreciate that fans really want to watch it, there is a lot of logistics for setting up a second season and we only work on them."
While we look forward to new information on the subject, fans can at least console themselves knowing that Bodyguard Season 1 arrives at Netflix on March 23rd.
If that's not enough for you, then connect to the Comic Relief telethon tonight from 7pm, as Richard resumes his role in a special charity skit, in which Budd is responsible for the very serious work of protecting the Red Nose. .
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