The South Korean horror-thriller has been resurrected for a second season.
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Unearthly beings deliver bloody condemnations, sending individuals to hell and giving rise to a religious group founded on the idea of divine justice.
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Season 1
Episode 1Horrified bystanders watch as otherworldly beasts chase down and kill a man in broad daylight. Jung Jinsu declares that only sinners are sent to hell.
Episode 2The New Truth offers a sizable payment to Park Jungja, a condemned woman, in exchange for the right to live-broadcast the moment her fate is decided.
Episode 3Addressing a stunned world, Jinsu preaches righteousness. Detective Jin Kyunghun searches for his missing daughter. The Arrowhead targets Min Hyejin.
Episode 4Bae Youngjae follows his co-worker to a fishing dock, where he witnesses a terrifying sight. The Prophet Angel appears in an unthinkable place.
Episode 5A despairing Youngjae tracks down a man who he thinks might have answers. The New Truth catches wind of a mysterious organization with its own agenda.
Episode 6With detrimental information hanging over its head, The New Truth scrambles to protect its power by preventing the public from learning the truth.
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- The South Korean horror-thriller has been resurrected for a second season.
- The South Korean series is back for a second season.
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