VIDEO Carnival Row comes to an end: when you’ll see the second and final season of the fantasy series

The season 2 trailer for Carnival Row has been released by Prime Video, revealing important details about the series starring Orlando Bloom and Cara Delevingne.

Season 1 premiered in 2019, and the show was renewed for Season 2 the same year, but you won’t be able to see the sequel until February 17, 2023.

However, Prime Video has confirmed that this will be the last chance for Carnival Row, bringing the story to a close. In the series, Orlando Bloom plays former inspector Rycroft “Philo” Philostrate, while Cara Delevingne stars as fairy Vignette Stonemoss.

Carnival Row season two trailer officially released by Amazon Prime Video

Ahead of the release of the final season, Prime Video has released a trailer for Carnival Row.

Orlando Bloom’s character returns once again, this time to investigate a train robbery that ends deadly, with the fairy played by Cara Delevingne responsible.

Meanwhile, Burgue Chancellor Jonah Breakspear orchestrates the public execution of the fairies led by Vignette Stonemoss.

As cohabitation is no longer a valid option, the relationship between Philo and Vignette proves to be in jeopardy. Philo warns Vignette that the whole thing has a real chance of ending in the burning of the entire Row.

No doubt the second season of the series has other surprises in store that you can’t see in the trailer, as is only natural.

The complicated relationship between the two main characters will once again be put to the test, but more importantly, the lives and futures of both humans and creatures will be in jeopardy, as far as we can tell from the recently released Amazon Prime Video trailer.

The continuing battle against the injustices committed by Breakspear, but also by the human leaders led by Burgue will be the focus, as the show aims to end this final season in a satisfying way – or so it feels to us.

As previously mentioned, season two of Carnival Row will premiere on Prime Video on February 17, with two episodes of the series airing each week for five weeks.