SPOILERS: This post contains details about the first three episodes of Poker Face, Season 2 If the first season of Poker Face was about Natasha Lyonne‘s Charlie outrunning her past, its sophomore season finds her looking for a place to belong.

Ever since "The Pitt" premiered in January, the Max medical drama has been held up as an example of how streaming services can embrace the lost art of the procedural. Four months later, reinforcements have arrived in the informal campaign to preserve classical TV structure.

The actor is back as Charlie Cale in 'Poker Face,' Peacock's murder mystery series, and for Season 2, Lyonne is adding director to her list of duties on the show.