On the off chance that it's one thing that I trust the zeitgeist rejects in 2018, in any event in the domain of films, TV, and music, it's the propensity to take incredible or simply great melodies and turning them melancholy for the reasons for account desperation and stressed reality. The most horrifying illustration originated from the mystery trailer for A Cure for Wellness, which turned The Ramones' anthemic "I Wanna Be Sedated" into a heap of silly waste, however I additionally hold that unpleasant front of Leonard Cohen's "Everyone Knows" toward the start of Justice League in high disdain. Furthermore, it now appears that even great TV is going full-in on this pattern, as a hopeless front of Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth" goes with the primary trailer for The Handmaid's Tale Season 2, which you can investigate.

The trailer was the wonderful finish for Hulu's TCA board, where they additionally declared that the praised adjustment of Margaret Atwood's prophetic novel will profit to Hulu for April 25th. The arrangement will be discharged in an indistinguishable way from the primary season with an underlying arrival of maybe a couple scenes took after by week by week arrivals of the ensuing scenes. There will be 13 scenes altogether for the second season.

With respect to the story, very little is uncovered in the trailer, however there are various striking pictures that predict expectedly troubling circumstances ahead for Offred (Elisabeth Moss) and her army. The individuals who took after the primary season will no uncertainty recall the last known point of interest and there's horrible in demolishing what occurs there for newcomers who may adapt to watch the show in expectation of Season 2's debut this Spring. The main thing that is by all accounts altogether clear is that the spackled gap from when you punched your divider amid last season will probably require a moment treatment when 2018 closures.

Here's the mystery trailer for The Handmaid's Tale Season 2: