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Season 2 of Tokyo Vice wasted no time ramping up its stakes, and in myriad surprising ways. Episode 3 of the Max crime drama, which dropped last week, began to explore the complications and ramifications stemming from Jake Edelstein’s (played by Ansel Elgort) dangerous mistake made in the closing

Crime never sleeps, so it’s time for the Tokyo Vice squad to get back to work. Season 2 of the Ansel Elgort-led crime drama will premiere Thursday, Feb. 8 on Max, TVLine has learned. The new season will debut with two episodes, with one new episode airing each Thursday after that. Max also released

HBO Max has booked a return trip to Japan, with a Season 2 renewal for the crime drama Tokyo Vice. Loosely inspired by American journalist Jake Adelstein’s non-fiction, first-hand account of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police beat, the series — filmed on location in Tokyo and which debuted in April —

Ken Watanabe helps Ansel Elgort report on the story of life — provided the intrepid journalist doesn’t meet a grim fate along the way — in the trailer for the HBO Max crime drama Tokyo Vice. Premiering Thursday, April 7 with three episodes (followed by two episodes dropping every Thursday

Rashida Jones is getting Sunny: The Parks & Recreation vet will star in and executive-produce the darkly comedic half-hour drama for Apple TV+. The actress will play Suzie, “an American woman living in Kyoto, Japan, whose life is upended when her husband and son disappear in a mysterious plane