[12/09/25 - 06:01 AM] Video: "Unlocked: A Jail Experiment" - Season 2 Official Trailer - Netflix At an Arizona correctional facility, a sheriff implements a bold experiment to grant incarcerated men more agency in this eye-opening reality series.
[via press release from Netflix]
Unlocked: A Jail Experiment | Season 2 Official Trailer | Netflix
At an Arizona correctional facility, a sheriff implements a bold experiment to grant incarcerated men more agency in this eye-opening reality series.
Watch on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/81495840
OFFICIAL TRAILER AND DATE ANNOUNCEMENT
ONLY ON NETFLIX JANUARY 7
UNLOCKED: A JAIL EXPERIMENT S2
PREMIERES GLOBALLY ON
JANUARY 7
Synopsis:
In Pinal County, Arizona, a newly elected sheriff launches a bold six-week experiment, unlocking the doors to an entire pod and giving inmates unprecedented control. Years of violence, lockdowns, and repeat offenders have created a cycle of aggression that seems impossible to break, and now the jail becomes a testing ground for a revolutionary approach to rehabilitation.
Key Credits & Information:
Executive Producers: Greg Henry, George Kralovansky, Isaac Holub, Kim Woodard, J.C. Begley
Production Company: Lucky 8 TV
Format: Unscripted Series (8 x 30-50 minute episodes)
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