SAS Rogue Heroes begins tonight on BBC1 at 9pm, and will be available to watch after broadcast on the BBC iPlayer. Stream It Or Skip It: 'Christmas at the Chalet' on Lifetime, Where Divorcée Teri Hatcher Explores Love, Purpose, and Skiing in Aspen The wartime series' future was confirmed with a "to be continued" caption at the end of the final episode, and as history dictates, there's plenty more to be explored.

In Spring 1941, Britain and the Colonial armies stood alone against Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. Britain was clinging on in North Africa, defending its vital supply route of the Suez Canal. In a statement to BBC, Knight opened up about creating the miniseries and its true story origins. He said, “To create a drama from this amazing story I had to sculpt a world where things are a little bit heightened, much like how war and the absurdity of it heightens every emotion.” Spring, 1943. With David Stirling captured and Paddy Mayne now in charge of the SAS, their attention must turn from the conflict in North Africa to mainland Europe. But GHQ have cast doubt over the future of the regiment, while the creation of a new unit and a surprise arrival make things even more difficult for the men. Can they prove that the SAS remains essential to the war, wherever it may lead them?Creator Steven Knight celebrated the announcement of a second series, saying: "After the roaring success of Rogue Heroes I'm delighted to be embarking on the next chapter of the story. Series two will take the SAS into mainland Europe and will take our heroes to the limits of their endurance." Steven Knight, SAS Rogue Heroes’ creator, writer, and executive producer, says: “After the roaring success of Rogue Heroes I’m delighted to be embarking on the next chapter of the story. Series two will take the SAS into mainland Europe and will take our heroes to the limits of their endurance.”

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Lindsay Salt, director of BBC Drama, added: "The fantastic response and huge iPlayer figures for SAS Rogue Heroes is a testament to Steven Knight's incredible skill for turning our history into modern, must-see TV.

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SAS Rogue Heroes will air on BBC One and iPlayer in the UK, MGM+ in the United States, and is distributed internationally by Banijay Rights. What also didn’t help is that the trailer made it looks like SAS Rogue Heroes is a full-on action adventure, but in watching the opener, it feels like it’s all sitting around and talking, rather than actually getting involved in any action. It’s just so is slow to get going. I’ve finished the first episode, and I’m still waiting for it to start! Taika Waititi Admits He Directed ‘Thor: Ragnarok’ Because He Was “Poor” And Thought “This Would Be A Great Opportunity To Feed These Children” Of course, David Stirling is captured towards the end of Season 1. Stirling was captured in 1943, subsequently escapes and is recaptured, before finding himself in Colditz for the rest of the war. There's an obvious storyline following Stirling, but much of that might just be a distraction to the rest of the SAS story.