AARON PAUL'S THE PATH SEASON 2: NEW PROMOS AND IMAGE'S!


New The Path Season 2 promos and key art

Hulu has released three new The Path Season 2 promos as well as some key art for the next batch of episodes for their original drama series. You can check out the promos in our players below, along with the 6 new key art images in our gallery!
The first Series follows Aaron Paul ("Breaking Bad") who stars in this Hulu original as Eddie Lane, a member of a new-age spiritualist movement known as Meyerism. Unbeknownst to his wife and children, who are also members of the movement, Eddie has a vision about Meyerism's founder that causes him to have a crisis of faith -- right as he is expected to advance further up the spiritual ladder. Eddie decides to secretly meet with a Meyerist defector, causing his wife (Michelle Monaghan) -- an important figure in Meyerism -- to become suspicious.
Ok so now your all caught up...
In its second season, The Path follows the Meyerist Movement as it tries to make sense of Doctor Meyer’s mysterious departure. Tormented by strange visions, Eddie struggles with a new life in the secular world while Sarah, despite her skepticism of Cal, now stands beside him as Co-Guardian of The Light. When Sarah finally learns of Cal’s dark past, she buries the truth for the betterment of The Movement. Cal and Sarah, now closer than ever, strive to atone for their misdeeds while Eddie, confronted with the meaning of his visions, discovers the truth of Doctor Meyer’s departure.
The Path stars Emmy winner Aaron Paul (Breaking Bad), Michelle Monaghan (True Detective), Hugh Dancy (Hannibal),  Emma Greenwell (Shameless), Kyle Allen, Leven Rambin, Paul James (The Last Ship), and Rockmond Dunbar (Sons of Anarchy).
The Path comes to Hulu from Universal Television and Jason Katims’ True Jack Productions. The show was created by Jessica Goldberg, who also wrote and executive-produced the series, along with Katims and Michelle Lee of True Jack Productions. The first two episodes of the 13-episode season will launch on Wednesday, January 25. I'm glad that Hugh Dancy has found a new project to ply his sensational diverse trade to I loved him in the Cult series Hannibal and haven't really seen him about in much since. Did you watch the first series? Are you excited?  




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