Homecoming set to rock once more

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Updated At : 01:16 PM May 01, 2020 IST

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The critically-acclaimed Amazon Original series Homecoming returns with a new mystery and a new star, Janelle Monáe, on May 22. The recently launched trailer shows Janelle’s character waking up in a rowboat adrift a lake, with no memory of how she got there — or even who she is. Her search for identity leads her to Geist Group, the unconventional wellness company behind the Homecoming Initiative.

The second season finds Stephan James reprising the role of Walter Cruz, who is trying to build a new life following the traumas of war and the Homecoming Initiative, when he begins to realize that there’s an even more insidious version of the programme underway – if only he can remember.

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