


Season 2
Love. Murder. Conspiracy. Revolution. When mysterious killings inflame tensions between the Faefolk and their Human oppressors, each denizen of Carnival Row must choose who they are and how to act.

Fight or Flight
Lovers Philo and Vignette risk their lives to help the oppressed Faefolk of Carnival Row.

New Dawn
When Philo plots to challenge Jonah's hereditary claim to the Chancellorship, Vignette intervenes.

The Martyr's Hand
While Philo investigates the murders of the Black Raven’s leaders, Vignette plots revenge.

An Unkindness of Ravens
Philo races to stop Vignette’s revenge before the Black Raven spark even worse violence.

Reckoning
Philo plots Vignette’s rescue with an unlikely ally. Jonah discovers Sophie’s treachery. The murderer strikes again.

Original Sins
A painful truth haunts Philo as Carnival Row faces reprisals for the horrific events at Bleakness Keep.

Kindred
Torn between his Human and Fae sides, Philo makes a choice.

Facta Non Verba
Reeling from the consequences of his choices, Philo rejects defining himself as either Human or Fae.

Battle Lines
Justice later through peace, or now through blood?

Carnival Row
The epic finale of “Carnival Row.”
Avis de la communauté (4)
its should have been only 1 season
Not as strong as the first season, but it resolves rather nicely, amidst a few missteps and continuity errors. The revelation of the antagonist actually took me by surprise, though in retrospect it shouldn't have. What I loved about it was the care in painting this world with real objects and structures with a lived in steampunk feel. Realistic fantasy. The ending was sweet but not cloyingly so. Again naturalistic. In the end nobody really came out as a classical bad guy. They all had their own justifications, whereas in the first there was a clearer demarcation. At times it did feel more stagey and confined to interior sets than the first season, but then it takes flight. Midway through the season the loss of the real intrigue within the story coincided with two deaths within 5 minutes of each other. Took me by complete surprise in a G.R.R.Martin sort of way.
This show has more executive producers than good ratings
Hell of a season break