HijackSeason 2

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In the second season, a Berlin underground train and its commuters are taken hostage, while authorities scramble to save hundreds of lives. Sam Nelson is at the heart of the crisis on board, where one wrong decision could spell disaster.

Where to Watch Hijack • Season 2

8 Episodes

Signal
E1
SignalTwo years after Flight KA29's hijacking, Sam Nelson is thrust into another life-threatening ordeal—but this time it's personal.
Control
E2
ControlSam urges Otto to keep his cool as passengers begin to suspect something is wrong. Police Chief Winter races to mount a response.
Baggage
E3
BaggageBerlin police scramble to contain the situation. Sam pressures Winter to meet his demands. Marsha discovers she's being watched.
Switch
E4
SwitchA shocking turn of events forces Sam to make a gesture of good faith. In London, Daniel calls on a friend to help look into what's happening in Berlin.
Outage
E5
OutageAnger and frustration among the passengers begin to boil over—just as Sam comes to a frightening realization.
Junction
E6
JunctionTo avoid further disaster, Sam must work with an unlikely ally. The enemy closes in on Marsha as Zahra and Daniel fear they've reached a dead end.
Contact
E7
ContactSam gambles on a dangerous tactic in hopes of outsmarting the police. Armed with new intel, Olivia tries to influence Winter's next move.
Terminal
E8
TerminalWith the handover imminent, Sam is prepared to put his life on the line to save Marsha—and expose the truth.

Cast of Season 2

Idris ElbaSam Nelson / Executive Producer
Christine AdamsMarsha Smith-Nelson
Christian NätheOtto Weber
Clare-Hope AshiteyOlivia Thatcher
Lisa VicariClara Berger
Dejan BućinZoran Beck
Jasmine BayesMei Tan
Tom NashExecutive Producer
Jim Field SmithExecutive Producer
Hakan KousettaExecutive Producer
Jamie LaurensonExecutive Producer
Kris ThykierExecutive Producer
Andrea FiquitivaCostume Supervisor
Anne NikitinOriginal Music Composer

Hijack • Season 2 Ratings & Reviews

Jay Marie BaileyMay 9, 2026
It is worth watching Season 1 before even though it is set 2 years after the event it is worth while familiarising yourself with what happened (wish I had done that) as is linked. This time events happen on a underground train in Germany, you will at times have subtitles. Episode 1 - starts of fairly slow paced but builds in drama towards the end, with a bombshell dropped at the very end Episode 2 - a lot of sowing seeds for the plot during this episode. Clever pacing always ending with a high drama incident Episode 3 - Starting to get faster paced now, with the link between both seasons becoming aparent. Episode 4 - Great episode with twists to the story. Best one so far this season could take eyes of the screen. Episode 5 - Things take unexpeted turn, people are starting to get close to the truth Episode 6 - Big twist early on. I am wondering as to how the train is still able to run Episode 7 - Still well paced and building the intensity Episode 8 - Great finale I can understand the reason Idris said he has no plans to do a 3rd season.
SpitupMarch 7, 2026
Love Idris and liked season 1. But… And I mean But, what the hell were they thinking about season 2 Talk about dropping the ball on this season. Sorry not Sorry…
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BoldBelvoirMarch 5, 2026
Utterly implausible and tediously dull.
OctothornFebruary 15, 2026
Season 2 made no sense, Not good.
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