NBC has dropped the trailer for the new crime drama series, The Hunting Party, starring Melissa Roxburgh. Check it out.
I didn’t expect a cover version of the chorus of a song by Blondie to be in the trailer for The Hunting Party. And in the series, the lead character learns something related to her new assignment that she didn’t expect. So perhaps the show will have even more surprises in store.
The Hunting Party is a new crime procedural that follows a small team of investigators who are assembled to track down and capture the most dangerous serial killers our country has ever seen. These multiple murderers have just escaped from the Pit, a top-secret government prison that’s not supposed to exist.
Leading the team is former FBI profiler Rebecca “Bex” Henderson (Melissa Roxburgh, Manifest). As Bex races to catch these killers before it’s too late, she’ll discover the one thing more twisted than the dangerous fugitives she’s chasing: the prison itself. Because the Pit wasn’t just a prison…
The Hunting Party premieres in the US on Monday, February 3, at 10pm ET/PT, on NBC, with streaming available on Peacock.
Costars in the series include Nick Wechsler (Revenge), Patrick Sabongui (The Flash), Josh McKenzie (La Brea), and Sara Garcia (Reign).
A production of Universal Television, a division of Universal Studio Group, The Hunting Party is co-showrun, written, and executive produced by series creator JJ Bailey (Getaway) and Jake Coburn (Quantico). Thor Freudenthal (Arrow) is director and executive producer. Keto Shimizu (DC’s Legends of Tomorrow) is writer and executive producer.
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