Esquire Network will bring back its freshman drama series Spotless for a second season, the men’s-targeted network announced Wednesday.

The series, which follows two brothers who get tangled up with organized crime while operating a crime scene cleaning business, launched last year as the network’s first scripted series.

“Esquire Network proudly broke the genre barriers offering a series that combined elements of danger and drama with a sharp satirical edge,” said Matt Hanna, Executive Vice President of Original Programming for Esquire Network in a statement. “We are thrilled to once again partner with Tandem Productions and look forward to the wild ride of season two as we continue to gain momentum as a network and reach new heights.”

Male-targeted network Esquire will debut its first scripted series Spotless on Nov. 14, the network said Tuesday.

The series stars Marc-André Grondin (C.R.A.Z.Y.) Miranda Raison (24: Live Another Day) Denis Ménochet (Inglourious Basterds), and Brendan Coyle (Downton Abbey) and follows two estranges brothers forced to reconnect after the lives were torn apart by a terrible childhood secret, said network officials.

Spotless will mark the first scripted series for the NBC Universal-owned cable network.