The first teaser trailer and release date for Prime Video's upcoming Blade Runner 2099 TV show at San Diego Comic-Con 2026 In the brief clip, which can be viewed above, we meet Cora (Hunter Schafer),

Like Blade Runner before it, 2099 takes place in a dystopian version of Los Angeles, but don’t expect a return to Scott’s dark and rainy neon cityscape. Instead, Luisa describes the visual style as “sunshine noir,” which she says reflects the themes of the show.

Yeoh and Schafer appeared at San Diego Comic-Con to discuss the Prime Video series, which premieres in November

Comic-Con is in full swing, and that means we have a first look at Blade Runner 2099, along with story details and intel on Hunter Schafer's Cora and Michelle Yeoh's replicant, Olwen.

The awaited Blade Runner 2099 trailer is out, featuring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer. They headline the upcoming TV series, directly connected to the iconic sci-fi franchise that began with Ridley Scott‘s 1982 film Blade Runner. The show’s official ...

Anyone who’s seen Blade Runner — which should be all of you, by god — should remember the scene where Deckard goes backstage at a night club to interview the exotic dancer Zhora, who comes in with the synthetic snake she just used in her dance.

Blade Runner has become one of the most ambitious sci-fi franchises over the years, largely thanks to the work of directors Ridley Scott and Denis Villeneuve, and now the franchise is now set to expand into television for its first live-action series.