Verified and updated: 12 November 2026, 1:40 a.m. GMT (UTC+00:00).
Hunting Alice Bell began on Channel 4 on Wednesday, 11 November, at 9 p.m. GMT. Episode 2, “Stronger Together,” is scheduled for Thursday, 12 November, at 9 p.m. GMT. The six-part thriller’s official press pack confirms the premiere and the principal cast; current UK listings give the second episode’s date and time. Channel 4’s press pack and UK TV Guide Listings are the sources checked for this schedule.
The key viewing change for anyone catching up is that the launch has passed: the next scheduled broadcast is tonight, while Channel 4’s official material describes a six-episode series. Listings currently place episodes 3 and 4 on Wednesday, 18 November, and Thursday, 19 November, respectively. Check Channel 4’s listings before watching, as broadcast schedules can change.
The first episode aired on Wednesday, 11 November, at 9 p.m. in London and across the UK. On that date, the UK was on Greenwich Mean Time, UTC+00:00. Episode 2 is listed for Thursday, 12 November, at 9 p.m. GMT on Channel 4, with a further airing on Channel 4+1 at 10 p.m. GMT, according to the listings checked.
The schedule follows a Wednesday-and-Thursday pattern for the first pair of episodes. Current listings put episode 3 on Wednesday, 18 November, at 9 p.m. and episode 4 on Thursday, 19 November, at 9 p.m. Channel 4’s press pack confirms six episodes in total, but the sources checked do not establish broadcast dates for episodes 5 and 6. Viewers should consult the broadcaster’s current guide for the latest times.
Channel 4 is the broadcaster, and its streaming service is the place to check for the programme online. The official press pack confirms the linear launch; the exact on-demand availability and how long episodes remain available were not independently confirmed in the sources checked for this update. Check the programme page in Channel 4’s service for current access and any account or regional requirements.
Channel 4’s press pack credits Alex Roach as Fran, Amanda Abbington as Julie, Emily Barber as Vanessa, Toni O’Rourke as Ros, Christina Bennington as Charlotte, Rudi Dharmalingam as Nick, Ralf Little as Graham Hunter and Simon Pegg as Dr Jason Nash. The additional credited cast includes Mason Dhokia as Jay, Aiyana Bartlett as Violet, Shobu Kapoor as Christine and Aarian Mehrabani as Ashley. These names and roles come from the official Channel 4 cast credits.
The story centres on Fran, whose ordinary life is disrupted after she is accused online of being Alice Bell, a woman tied to serial killer Dr Jason Nash. The official synopsis says Fran discovers that other women face the same accusation; they join forces to clear their names, while Nash’s own statement raises questions about whether one of them is the real Alice Bell. The ensemble setup makes the mystery’s identity question central to the series, while the episode guide foregrounds the effect of online accusations on the women and their families.
The immediate update is the move from premiere information to the next broadcast: episode 2 is now listed for tonight, 12 November. Current listings also provide the next pair of dates, 18 and 19 November. Channel 4’s press pack, dated 3 November, had confirmed the premiere time, six-part format and credited roles, but did not provide a complete weekly transmission calendar in the material checked. This means the later episode dates should be treated as listings information and rechecked before planning around them.
The series was created by David Baddiel and Peter Bradshaw, with writing by Baddiel, Bradshaw, Polly Buckle and Kate Verghese; Paul Walker directed all episodes, according to Channel 4. Those credits help distinguish the new drama from a factual true-crime documentary: the broadcaster describes it as a fictional psychological thriller, with family drama and social satire elements.
Episode 2 is listed for Thursday, 12 November, at 9 p.m. GMT on Channel 4.
It is a six-part series, according to Channel 4’s press pack.
Simon Pegg plays Dr Jason Nash, according to the official cast credits.
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