Malpractice Season 2 OTT Release Date: Here’s when and where to stream the second season of this thrilling medical drama..

Malpractice Season 2 OTT Release: The much-anticipated second season of Malpractice, ITV’s gripping medical thriller, will be available for streaming from the 4th of May, 2025 on the streaming platform ITVX. 

The series will continue with episodes airing on consecutive evenings, offering viewers an intense and immersive viewing experience. ​

Plot

Dr. James Ford serves as a psychiatric registrar at a hospital in North Yorkshire, where he balances the intense demands of mental healthcare with a personal life teetering on the edge of collapse. Beneath his seemingly confident and occasionally aloof demeanor, James carries a burden of emotional turmoil. While some colleagues perceive him as arrogant or detached, others recognize a deeper truth: he genuinely devotes himself to his patients, particularly the most vulnerable ones who struggle to find a voice within the system.

During a hectic on-call shift, James faces a harrowing situation that tests both his medical judgment and emotional resilience. He must make a split-second decision between attending to a new mother visiting for what should be a routine postnatal mental health assessment and intervening in the care of a woman exhibiting severe psychotic symptoms who may require immediate sectioning under the Mental Health Act.

The pressure of the moment is compounded by institutional understaffing. Along withJames’s own fraying mental state. This sets off a chain of events no one could have foreseen.

What began as a routine shift spirals into a life-altering crisis, triggering devastating consequences that will ripple through the hospital’s psychiatric unit—and through James’s own conscience—forever.

The series is penned by Grace Ofori-Attah, a former NHS consultant psychiatrist, who brings her medical expertise to the storytelling. The new season delves into the complexities of psychiatric care. Therefore, exploring themes of professional integrity and the challenges within the NHS. ​

Behan and Kouamé reprise their roles. However, the second season introduces a host of new characters. 

This includes Selin Hizli as Dr. Sophia Hernandez, Zoë Telford as Dr. Kate McAllister. Hannah McClean as Rosie, Seraphina Beh as Toni Campbell-Brown, Rick Warden as Eric Sawers. And Ace Bhatti as Dr. Arun Mansoor, Jessica Layde as Bernadette, and Tobi Bakare as Kwame. ​