
According to 9to5Mac, Apple TV subscribers now have access to the second season of the crime drama series Women in Blue, also known by its Spanish title Las Azules. The premiere episode is currently available for streaming, marking the return of the show to the platform's international content library.
Women in Blue follows the story of four women who defy the ultra-conservative norms of 1970s Mexico to join the country's first female police force. As they navigate the challenges of a male-dominated profession, they discover that their unit is being used as a publicity stunt to distract the public from a brutal serial killer, leading them to launch their own investigation.
The series has been noted for its historical setting and focus on social dynamics during that era. Apple continues to expand its international programming, and the return of this series is part of the platform's ongoing strategy to provide diverse, region-specific content to its global subscriber base. Viewers can access the new episodes directly through the Apple TV app on supported devices.
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Original report: 9to5Mac