First episode from the second season available  in the UK tonight from 10pm and the full season will premiere on 11th  December in the UK, US, Germany and Austria

London – 30th November 2015 – Amazon is giving Prime  members in the UK a sneak peek at the highly-anticipated second season of the  multi-Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winning series Transparent. This  evening – Cyber Monday – on Prime Video, members can watch the first episode  from the new season. The entire second season will premiere on December 11 in  the UK, US, Germany and Austria.  

Season two of Transparent begins with a  big, white wedding for Sarah and Tammy—but is it happily ever after? Post  nuptials, Sarah gets in touch with her deeper desires, which isn’t always  comfortable. Now out of the closet, Maura discovers the hardest part of  her transition is still ahead, and faces some tough personal decisions about  her future. Josh and Rabbi Raquel navigate their new relationship, and the  complexity of being an instant family for Josh’s recently returned son, Colton.  Ali eroes in on her future, captivated by a new connection with Syd and a  prolific feminist mentor.

Continuing their journey towards  their authenticity, the entire Pfefferman family returns for the second season  of Transparent. Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winner Jeffrey Tambor (Arrested Development) stars as Maura, Judith Light (The Exes) as Shelly, Amy Landecker (Louie) as Sarah, Jay Duplass (Togetherness) as Josh and Emmy nominated Gaby Hoffmann (Girls) as Ali. The second season of Transparent is executive produced by Jill  Soloway (Six Feet Under) and Andrea Sperling (Like Crazy).

The second season of Transparent features  guest stars, Anjelica  Huston (Medium), Emmy Award winner Cherry Jones (24), Kathryn Hahn (Parks and Recreation), Rob Huebel (I  Love You, Man), Carrie Brownstein (Portlandia), Alexandra  Billings (Socket), Tig Notaro (One  Mississippi) Alex MacNicoll (Peace of Mind), and Trace Lysette (Bloody  Mary). Emmy Award-winner (Transparent) Bradley Whitford (The  West Wing) returns to the series as well as Melora Hardin (The  Office), Michaela  Watkins (Wanderlust), and Emily Robinson (A New York Fairy Tale).

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