Season 2 – Alias

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Meddy S @RT51609981 Jun 12, 2026 It was a very good series to watch. The story is inspiring. The gifted actress finds herself working for an agency she thought was a branch of the CIA. It's when she discovers the truth that the series takes on a whole new dimension. I encourage you to find out what happens next. See more J @Latinalove Jan 3, 2023 The series continues to deliver and you will want to keep hitting next episode. Garner shines in this role. See more steve d @RT35616104 Jul 24, 2020 It's added mythology and strong character growth continues to make Alias a treat. See more May 24, 2020 I miss Syds school and friend relationship from season 1 and I hate how unfortunate Will and Frans life becomes in season 2. I love how disciplined Syd and Vaughn were about not acting on their feelingS for one another until they put an end to SD-6. Once Phase one is complete post Alliance the storyline falls apart and they don't develop the storyline as well as they did in season 1 and Sloane plans and obsession with rambaldi really doesn't make sense. I like the ideal of parental connection also that we get a chance to see Irina. I think they make Syd really emotional in this season when it comes to her parents I would have thought sense she essentially raised herself that she would kept them at arm length not getting all attached or trusting. I did not like the disguises I'm this season the were culturally incentive for brown facing and cultural appropriation is never ok See more Nov 15, 2018 Season 2 of Alias takes the show to a whole new level with even more shocking twists and turns that completely reinvents the series. When Sydney's mother turns herself over to the CIA and begins to cooperate, Sydney starts to connect with her and begins to question everything that she thought she knew; meanwhile Stark and Sloane form a new alliance and continue to search for Rambaldi artifacts. Terry O'Quinn and Lena Olin join the cast and deliver incredibly strong performances; especially Olin, who does an excellence job at playing Sydney's mother, and makes her a complex and captivating villain. Also, the writers do an extraordinary job at constructing the story arcs and creating mystery and suspense. Additionally, a number of big-name guest starts make appearances; including Faye Dunaway, Rutger Hauer, Ethan Hawke, Olivia D'Abo, Christian Slater, Danny Trejo, and David Carradine. And the game-changing season finale leaves audiences on the edge of their seats. Extremely ambitious, Season 2 of Alias is full of compelling drama and thrilling action. See more Read all reviews

Alias — Season 2

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