Apple TV's hit neo-noir detective series, Sugar, starring Colin Farrell, has set its return date. Season two will premiere on Friday, June 19, with new episodes released weekly through August 7th. The series, known for its unique take on the private detective genre, garnered attention for its stylish visuals and compelling narrative in its first season.

Season 2 sees Farrell reprising his role as John Sugar, a private detective navigating a new case. The plot involves investigating the troubled brother of a boxer, leading to a city-wide conspiracy. Sam Catlin takes over as showrunner, bringing experience from shows like *Breaking Bad*. The first season of Sugar is available now on Apple TV.

Apple has been investing heavily in original content to boost its streaming service. Apple TV is available for $12.99 per month, or through the Apple One bundle. The series offers a blend of mystery and character-driven storytelling, aiming to attract viewers with its unique genre mix and star power.

With the return of Sugar, Apple continues to expand its offerings, competing with established streaming platforms. The show's success could further solidify Apple's position in the original content space. Viewers can anticipate a continuation of the first season's intriguing blend of noir aesthetics and modern storytelling.