Catastrophe: Season 2

2015

Created by Sharon Horgan, Rob Delaney
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91%
6 episodes
Comedy
Romance

Rob and Sharon navigate this new life of being parents in season two of the London-based rom-com series while also... More

Rob and Sharon navigate this new life of being parents in season two of the London-based rom-com series while also pondering if they're still sexually compatible.

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Catastrophe: Season 2 episodes

Episode 1

Times have changed for the turbulent lovers with their new... More arrival at home. A family gathering brings Rob's mother and an incident with a dog.

Episode 2

Rob faces an indecent proposal from an exotic new colleague,... More while Sharon suffers a tough rejection from her only 'mum friend'.

Episode 3

Rob and Sharon embark on a trip to Paris in... More order to galvanise their love life. Unfortunately, results are mixed at best.

Episode 4

As Rob and Sharon celebrate a tainted wedding anniversary, Fran... More and Chris are drifting further apart. Elsewhere, Dave's flourishing love affair with Catherine - a high achiever he's met through AA - is gathering momentum.

Episode 5

While Rob faces some ugly accusations at work, Sharon realises... More that she's not ready to return to teaching.

Episode 6

Rob and Sharon are estranged. While Rob falls off the... More wagon, Sharon has a heavy night out that could have dire consequences.

Catastrophe: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

100_%35 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
91_%16 reviews
Audience score rating

"The easy rapport between the two leads is, if anything, even more smooth and enjoyable this year, and their frisky dialogue, always full of delightful left turns and segues, manages to incorporate anger, frustration and affection in equal quantities."

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Variety

"Your leader in the clubhouse for comedies in 2016 is Catastrophe on Amazon. ... There is much to love here. There is arguably more to love than last season, which seems almost inconceivable."

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