‘Bad Monkey’ Season 2 Trailer Brews Up Even More Trouble in Paradise!! Check It Out!!

Florida’s most dangerous restaurant inspector is back. Vince Vaughn returns as Andrew Yancy in a new season of Apple TV‘s Bad Monkey, two years after the series first premiered. The crime comedy series will debut its second season next month, and just released its first trailer, which depicts Yancy in more trouble than ever.

The first season of the series followed Yancy, a Key West police detective who was busted down to restaurant inspector, as he became entangled in a complex murder plot after being asked to transport a severed human arm. Teaming with medical examiner Rosa Campesino (Natalie Martinez) and his old partner Rogelio (John Ortiz), he comes to the aid of Caitlin (Charlotte Lawrence) to find out the true fate of the man the arm belonged to, getting him mixed up with land developers, Obeah practitioners, and a really bad monkey.

Now, in Season 2, it looks like Yancy might get his badge back. The bad news is that he’s going to have to take down criminal mastermind Spencer Donovan (John Malkovich) to get it. As one can imagine, things don’t go smoothly for the hapless Yancy, as he soon finds himself entirely over his head. Now he’s got a new partner, an assassin on his tail, and a nasty feud with a rat relocation expert. The new season also features Yvonne Strahovski, Zavior Phillips, Nate Jackson, Sofia Boutella, Brent Morin, Joey Avery, Dax Shepard, Sam Jaeger, Margarita Levieva, Peter Billingsley, and June Diane Raphael. And yes, the monkey is back, too. The new season premieres exclusively on Apple TV on December 2.

Who Are the Creators Behind ‘Bad Monkey’?

The first season of Bad Monkey was adapted from the 2013 novel of the same name by Carl Hiaasen (R.J. Decker); although Hiaasen published a sequel to Bad Monkey in 2016, Razor Girl, season 2 of Bad Monkey is not based on it. It is executive produced and showrun by Bill Lawrence (Scrubs), who also produces Shrinking for Apple TV. It is also executive produced by Vaughn, Hiaasen, Jeff Ingold, Matt Tarses, Liza Katzer, Adam Sztykiel, and Chris Downey.