Rosehaven: Season 2

2017

Created by Luke McGregor, Celia Pacquola
8 episodes
Comedy

A man returns to his rural hometown, Rosehaven, to take over his family's troubled real estate business and is surprised... More

A man returns to his rural hometown, Rosehaven, to take over his family's troubled real estate business and is surprised to be joined by his close friend (who just ran from a new marriage) in this comedy series created by and starring Luke McGregor and Celia Pacquola.

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Rosehaven: Season 2 episodes

Episode 1

Daniel returns to Rosehaven, to find he must yet again... More prove himself at McCallum Real Estate where best friend Emma has been promoted.

Episode 2

Barbara won't make a speech at the local primary school... More (or do tuckshop duty), and a reluctant Daniel steps in. But his resolve is put to the test when he and Emma are accused of stealing.

Episode 3

Emma is planning a birthday party for Daniel, while Daniel... More is determined to list a house for sale.

Episode 4

When a blackout plunges Rosehaven into darkness, evening plans are... More thrown into turmoil.

Episode 5

It's sales vs rentals as Daniel and Emma take sides... More in a neighbourly dispute. Daniel is desperate to hold on to the listing, so he agrees to help Steve, with an unusual complaint about an adornment on his neighbour's house.

Episode 6

Rosehaven is under siege with a nocturnal graffiti artist on... More the loose. Emma is keen to investigate.

Episode 7

It's the annual Rosehaven Hops Festival and Emma is determined... More to prove to one and all that she belongs in Rosehaven.

Episode 8

With his first auction looming, Emma is helping Daniel practice... More his auctioning skills.

Rosehaven: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

"Season 1 review: A comedy to relax with set in picturesque rural Tasmania, and stylishly produced with a small budget and a largely Tasmanian cast and crew."

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The Australian

"Season 1 review: Rosehaven becomes a comedy about making the best with what you have."

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IndieWire

"Season 1 review: Rosehaven deliberately sweats the small stuff as it triumphantly marks out fresh territory."

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The Age

"Season 1 review: Therein lies the beauty of "Rosehaven": It makes you feel like you're a million miles away in a very special place, and it also makes you very glad that Barbara McCallum is not your mother."

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