WATCH: Season 2 Trailer for Hulu Original Series "Shut Eye"

Check out the official trailer for the second season of the Hulu original drama series Shut Eye. All 10 episodes of Season 2 premiere Wednesday, Dec. 6 only on Hulu.

TRAILER:

SHUT EYE - SEASON 2

Episode Count: 10

Premiere Date: All episodes stream on Wednesday, December 6

Cast: Jeffrey Donovan, KaDee Strickland, Isabella Rossellini, Susan Misner, Angus Sampson, David Zayas, Dylan Schmid and Havana Guppy.

Crew: Executive produced by Mark Johnson, Melissa Bernstein, and showrunner John Shiban. Created by and executive produced by Les Bohem. Shut Eye is produced by TriStar Television.

Synopsis: Charlie Haverford (Jeffrey Donovan) promised Linda (KaDee Strickland) a home when they first met - a luxury they have yet to truly relax into all these years later, given their never-ending chase of the next con. Now, more than ever, Charlie and Linda need to completely trust one another, but that's never been easy for these two unrelenting con-artists. As Linda struggles with Gina's (Emmanuelle Chriqui) death, her concern over Charlie's sanity, and the thinning thread of faith she has for her husband's "plan" to save their lives and livelihood, Charlie plots to get out from under Fonso (Angus Sampson), Rita (Isabella Rossellini) and Eduardo's (David Zayas) thumbs. Meanwhile, he continues to attempt to make sense of his visions and to further his quest to finally realize a "home" for his family. The Marks family faces similar uncertainty as their home has quite literally been taken from them. Fonso and Rita are left at odds following the dramatic events surrounding Drina (Havana Guppy) and Lil' Tony's wedding. Rita, a staunch defender of tradition, quickly learns that her future depends on deftly navigating her obligations to her family and her culture. Her life is further complicated by a federal investigation that threatens everything she holds dear. Fonso, now cast out from his family and community, must reinvent himself and figure out where this new incarnation belongs. Even in Los Angeles - a city caught between bullshit and enlightenment - there is no place like home.