Timely, Twisty Tech Thriller The Capture Is Back for Season 3: Trailer, New Cast
Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger) is still on a mission to uncover the truth behind deepfakes and AI-scrambled info, and the show feels more relevant than ever.
Key Takeaways
- Season 3 intensifies the England-set series' themes of deepfakes, lies, and AI-powered disinformation as Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger) confronts increasingly sophisticated disinRead More
- Season 3 intensifies the England-set series' themes of deepfakes, lies, and AI-powered disinformation as Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger) confronts increasingly sophisticated disinformation and government conspiracies.
- The new season brings back key cast members while introducing Linus Roach and Killian Scott playing new characters.
- All six episodes of Season 3 will be available to stream on Peacock starting June 18, 2026.
If you're a fan of complex mysteries and cloak-and-dagger intrigue but haven't seen The Capture yet, it's time to binge the political thriller's first two seasons on Peacock before June.
The tense, twist-filled series about a multi-government plot to manipulate the public with deepfakes, cyberattacks and AI-powered disinformation feels more relevant than ever in a time when the internet is flooded with fake imagery branded as real. As UK intelligence investigator Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger) says at the top of the Season 3 trailer, "The question we asked ourselves a year ago has become even more urgent. How do we sort fact from fiction? How can we believe what we see?"
Below, get all the information on The Capture Season 3, including what the trailer reveals about its ever-thickening plot, who's new and returning to the cast, and when you can stream it on Peacock.
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Rachel Carey can trust no one in The Capture Season 3 trailer
*Watch the trailer for Season 3 of The Capture here.*
As the trailer reveals, Rachel Carey is still trying to unearth the truths obscured by "Correction," the term for intelligence officials' digital manipulation of footage and audio to misdirect those watching it. This season, Carey is leading the charge. But bad actors are quickly outsmarting the technology, including the "Veritas smart cam" that Carey's team is using to sniff out deceivers.
Then, a shooting happens, and CCTV footage doesn't show the same gunman that Carey sees firsthand. Has the video been "Corrected," or is Carey the target of a conspiracy that involves members of her inner circle?
"They're all suspect," she says in the trailer, as we learn her former colleague Danny Hart (Ben Miles) is cagey about what he's up to these days, and her nemesis wants a favor.
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How many episodes are in Season 3 of The Capture?
It's six episodes long, just like Season 1 and Season 2. The series manages to pack a lot of edge-of-your-seat intrigue into each installment.
Who's in The Capture Season 3 cast?
Most of the actors who've portrayed the major players entangled in the "Correction" conspiracy are back. Those include Ron Perlman as shadowy CIA operator Frank Napier, Ben Miles as Carey's former lover and colleague Danny Hart, and Lia Williams as DSU Gemma Garland.
Also returning are Paapa Essiedu as politician Isaac Turner and Indira Varma as journalist Khadija Khan, both introduced in Season 2.
In exciting news, there's a couple of new faces in Season 3. Linus Roache appears as Colonel Figgis, though fans of the Law & Order franchise know the actor better as ADA Michael Cutter. And Irish actor Killian Scott joins as Noah Pierson.
How to stream The Capture Season 3
All six new episodes of The Capture are available on Peacock starting Thursday, June 18, 2026.
