How to watch Ellis season 2 online for free

Ellis season 2 is here! Three-time Olivier Award winner Sharon D. Clark returns as DCI Ellis, a strong Black woman fighting both injustice and racism within the police force, and you can watch Ellis season 2 for free with our TV streaming guide below.

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Can I watch Ellis season 2 for FREE?

Yes. Fans in the UK can watch Ellis season 2 completely FREE right now on Channel 5

Abroad? Just use this VPN to unblock Channel 5 and watch from outside the UK and tune in as you would at home. We use it regularly and it works great.

Episodes 1 & 2 air at 9pm GMT on March 10 and 11, respectively. The third and fourth episodes follow the next Tuesday and Wednesday.

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When is the Ellis season 2 release date?

The first two episodes of Ellis season 2 air at 9pm GMT on March 10 and 11, respectively. The remaining two episodes will air the following Tuesday and Wednesday. The new season will be available in North American shortly after its UK release. Date TBC.

Ellis season 2 episode schedule

Episode 1: “Ashenham: Part 1” Tuesday, March 10 (UK)
Episode 2: “Ashenham: Part 2” Wednesday, March 11 (UK)
Episode 3: “Elmsly: Part 1” Tuesday, March 17 (UK)
Episode 3: “Elmsly: Part 2” Wednesday, March 18 (UK)

Who is in the cast of Ellis season 2?

Sharon D. Clarke as DCI Ellis

Andrew Gower as DS Chet Harper

Beau Gadsdon as Amy

Allison Harding as ACC Leighton

Charlotte McCurry as DC Kate Trent

John Hollingworth as DS Malcolm Oliver

Sasha Desouza-Willock as PC Suravi Kareem

Joel Morris as Joseph Ward

James Doran as Peter Barron

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