Starring Parks and Recreation’s Adam Scott, the Emmy-winning series returns with new episodes starting in 2025
Apple TV+ released, this Wednesday (10), a preview of the second season of BreakEmmy Award-winning series starring Adam Scott (Parks & Recreation), revealing that production returns with new episodes starting in January 17, 2025.
What is the story of Break?
In Breakfrom the point of view of Mark (Adam Scott), we met Lumen Industries, which promotes balance between people’s personal and professional lives through an experimental process in which memories are surgically separated.
When they are in the office, they only have memories of work and when the workday is over, they don’t remember professional situations. Watch the trailer for the first season of Break:
Who else is in the cast of the series?
In addition to Adam Scottthe cast of Break still has Patricia Arquette (Boyhood: From Childhood to Adolescence), John Turturro (Batman), Christopher Walker (Dune), Britt Lower (High Maintenance), Zach Cherry (Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings), Tramell Tillman (Hunters), Jen Tullock (Spirited: A Christmas Carol), Dichen Lachman (Jurassic World Domain) It is Michael Cernus (Spider-Man: Homecoming).
In the second season episodes, Break gains new names, such as Gwendoline Christie (Wandinha), Aliaa Shawkat (Drag Development) It is Merritt Wever (Unbelievable), who join the team.
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