Ethan Hawke returns as a Tulsa journalist in The Lowdown season two trailer.

The season’s mystery is described as one that “goes all the way to the top,” with Raybon trying to take down the people responsible.
The trailer features familiar Tulsa locations, including Cain’s Ballroom.
FX’s trailer announcement says the season returns Oct. 14 on FX and Hulu, and describes Raybon as a self-proclaimed Tulsa “truthstorian.”
Sterlin Harjo is credited not only as the show’s creator but also as an executive producer, writer and director; Ethan Hawke is also an executive producer.
FX's crime drama The Lowdown returns for season 2 on October 14, with Ethan Hawke back as Tulsa citizen journalist Lee Raybon. The new season introduces Tommy Lee Jones as Raybon's father and Betty Gilpin to the cast, while Keith David and Killer Mike return. iNews reports the mystery this season "goes all the way to the top," as Raybon pursues those responsible for a major crime.
Creator Sterlin Harjo, an Oklahoma native, also serves as executive producer, writer, and director. The show, filmed entirely in Tulsa, features the city's real landmarks like Cain's Ballroom. Raybon bills himself as a "truthstorian" — a self-proclaimed Tulsa truth-teller who digs into local mysteries that matter.
Season 2 expands the cast with major names alongside Hawke. iNews confirms Tommy Lee Jones plays Raybon's father, adding a family dimension to the journalist's investigation. Betty Gilpin rounds out the new additions, while returning cast members Keith David and Killer Mike anchor the ensemble.
This season's central plot pushes beyond street-level crime. The trailer teases a mystery that iNews describes as going "all the way to the top," suggesting Raybon's investigation targets powerful figures. The journalist faces off against those he holds responsible for a major wrongdoing.
The Lowdown's setting is as important as its plot. Filming happens entirely in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the trailer showcases real city landmarks including the iconic Cain's Ballroom. The show grounds itself in authentic Tulsa locations and culture, making the city itself a character in Raybon's investigations.
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