Baptiste begins its second season with a discombobulating state of affairs; good thing Fiona Shaw is on deck to magnetically lead viewers through this new mystery. Read critic reviews
Baptiste on Masterpiece (2021)
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Episodes
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1.
Air date: Jul 18, 2021
Julien Baptiste travels to Hungary to help the British ambassador, Emma Chambers, find her missing family; when a body is found, the pressure is on to save Emma's two sons.
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2.
Air date: Jul 25, 2021
Julien and Zsofia track down the tattooed man, but he gives little away; the police receive a hostage video and Emma takes drastic action for her family.
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3.
Air date: Aug 1, 2021
As Julien and Zsofia investigate far-right politician Kamilla Agoston, Emma finds a lead on Alex's computer that takes her and Julien to a shocking and bloody discovery.
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4.
Air date: Aug 8, 2021
Emma's mission changes following a deadly discovery; a new lead puts Julien and Emma back on the hunt for Will.
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5.
Air date: Aug 15, 2021
While hoping to discover the identity of Gomorrah, Emma and Julien discover another attack is planned.
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6.
Air date: Aug 22, 2021
Emma and Julien must do everything they can to stop the next attack.
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Critic Reviews for Baptiste on Masterpiece: Season 2
Audience Reviews for Baptiste on Masterpiece: Season 2
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Story not convincing at all. Sentimental. Very melodramatic. Very weak compared to the 1st seasonof Baptiste.
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I cannot believe how absurd and implausible this season is. Did no one along the course of producing this show do any research at all into the life and work of the diplomatic corps and what that actually means? She was a UK ambassador; an attack on her is like an attack on the UK. She would've been immediately recalled to London for her protection and dozens of agents would've been sent to Hungary to deal with the attack on her family. That should would be walking around Budapest, unprotected and on her own, is ridiculous. For starters, from the get-go, she would've been protected by military or security guards—she's an ambassador! And the idea that London would not follow up on the attack and that it would need to be solved by the ragtag little trio—it just beggars belief. The storyline is just ludicrous.
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Enjoyed the first season. The second season is SLOW moving. Could have benefit from significant editing, perhaps winding up with a total of 2 episodes in the end. Has felt like more of a school assignment to see the whole thing through. Wouldn't seek it out for a further season, that's for certain. Disappointing this time around.
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I watched the first season of Baptiste and thought it was pretty well-played. However, with the second season, I've watched 2 episodes and will not be continuing. It is so disjointed and distracting with the constant back-and-forth between present and past. It was very confusing and unenjoyable for me.
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Unoriginal. That sums up Season 2. Watch, and dislike Mrs Dursley, be frustrated with a broken Julien and realize you have little sympathy or empathy with two basically unlikable leads. What a waste of talent!
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