Season 2
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Free of the Mossad and preparing to start a new life in Canada, Tamar is drawn back in by an irresistible offer.
Change of Plan
A distraught Tamar chooses to stay in Tehran and seek justice—but learns the Mossad has put Marjan Montazemi in charge.
PTSD
Determined to neutralize Faraz, Marjan makes a risky move. Tamar finds a way to get closer to Mohammadi. Milad begins behaving irresponsibly.
The Rich Kids
Tamar attends an elite pool party to target Peyman. Marjan reconsiders the orders she's been given about Faraz.
Double Fault
When Milad is arrested by Tehran police, Tamar and Faraz each race to reach him. Going against orders, Tamar continues pursuing Mohammadi.
Faraz's Choice
In a dire situation, Faraz makes a difficult decision. Tamar and Peyman continue getting closer as Milad begins to question her priorities.
Betty
Peyman tells Tamar about his father's car race, leading the Mossad to devise a plan to take out Mohammadi once and for all.
Blood Funeral
Tamar doesn't know who to trust. A cat-and-mouse game leads to deadly consequences.
Avis de la communauté (5)
[tv+] Constructed as a spy series that sometimes reminds us of "Topaz" (1969), S1 was an intelligent and tense proposal that managed to draw contradictory characters, both protagonists and antagonists. S2 is internationalised with the addition of Glenn Close, but fails to create a plot on the same level, falling into stereotyped characters and certain flawed decisions about the motivations of the characters.
It was very predictable. Not awful, just meh. S01 was way better.
Bolder than season 1, most likely with a much bigger budget. Less spy craft than S1 but more character-driven storylines and moral dilemmas.
bombshell of a season, although different than S1, very recommended! This show is a great example for many FEMALE leads on the show WHO ARE NOT GAY AND LAME CHICS!
The second season starts slowly, and for the first half the characters feel a lot less interesting than in season one. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to continue after episode four, so I left it for a few weeks. But from episode five or so, it kicks in to high gear, and I was at the edge of my seat for four episodes straight.