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Chance ministers to patients at the Victims of Violent Crimes Unit by day, but at night he and D assault the victimizers; Det. Hynes blackmails Chance to use his skills to take down a suspected serial killer.
Winter becomes a patient in the unit after being attacked by Chance; D discovers that Det. Hynes has a more personal connection to Winter's case than he originally let on.
D gaslights Winter in an attempt to make him open up to Chance in therapy, and he meets a girl in the process; Nicole confronts a bully with D's guidance.
Chance and Hynes talk to someone from Winter's past; D and Lorena get to know each other. Chance pushes Winter into a "limit experience" and begins to break him down; Winter makes a new friend at the unit.
D needs a place to crash with the warehouse no longer safe; Winter turns to his coping mechanism as Chance and Hynes face a setback in their case against him; Carl has money trouble.
Chance's progress with Winter is interrupted; Hynes asks a friend for a favor; D settles old scores; Nicole faces the music; Hynes pursues a new break in the Winter case.
Chance and D grapple with news about Hynes; Chance accuses Winter of lying to him, but Winter learns he's not the only one who has been dishonest; Nicole underestimates Christina; Kirsten tracks down a lead; Winter lays a trap.
Chance discovers Lambert's background; Kirsten asks Lambert for help; Winter gets in uncharted territory; Nicole adapts to a new reality; Lorena's past catches up with her; Chance defends his choices.
Lucy comes to Chance's aid; Chance and D disagree on the next move; Lambert goes on the defensive; D won't stop until Lorena is safe; Kirsten makes a choice; Chance changes course after a charged encounter.
With Lorena's help, Chance and D return to San Francisco to handle unfinished business; Lambert has a new protege; Chance embraces a familiar role in a new way.
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Audience Reviews for Chance: Season 2
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Nov 09, 2021Amazing, suspenseful and nice to see Hugh Laurie in a new way. Great night in with popcorn & Hugh!
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May 11, 2021On the one hand, it's a shame the series ended with Season 2. On the other hand, Chance's story arc feels completed. Chance is a well intentioned doctor who strays into very murky ethical territory and in so doing discovers he likes has a taste for violence. D who is a violent character compromised by a childhood of abuse who none the less has a taste for ethics, or at least good intentions. D is often steals the spotlight from Chance. By the second season series end, they both have reached an equilibrium for the better. The first season had the aura of a noir Brian DaPalma mystery/psychological thriller, and focused on the nebulous personality/personalities of a patient of Chance. Season two explores the kind of ground covered in Breaking Bad - of a good man gone astray, and is a more straight forward action drama about a protagonist trying to find a justice he can accept as a satisfying both his conscience and his urge for vengeance. Many interesting characters come to life in these two seasons. Well done!
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Jul 12, 2020I gave Season 1 only mediocre reviews largely because I didn't really find Hugh Laurie believable or interesting as a weak man so besotted with a crazy client that he violated his professional oath. Season 2 is much better. Other than Laurie, the casting and the acting are just unbelievably good. (I was a big fan of House, but for me, Hugh Laurie is still the weakest link. I'm not sure why--whether he is miscast or I just don't really like his character--but by the end, I do believe him as Eldon Chance.) The actresses who play his daughter (Stefania LaVie Owen), his ex-wife (Diane Farr), his assistant Lucy (Greta Lee), and the psychopath's housekeeper Lorena (Ginger Gonzaga) are excellent. I love Carl (Clarke Peters), the two psychopaths (played perfectly by Paul Schneider and Tim Griffin), and Det. Kevin Hynes (Brian Goodman). But the best by far is the actor who plays D (Ethan Suplee). He makes the whole series in my opinion--just a well-written, well-developed, well-acted character.
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Feb 27, 2018Chance had some loose ends but was extremely entertaining.
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Feb 02, 2018Ethan Suplee and Hugh Laurie Have you guessing at every turn in this Thriller. Some of their best work! You don't know what's coming!
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Dec 31, 2017Probably the best work Hugh Laurie has done since House. Please, please, please go for season 3!!!!!
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Dec 13, 2017Excellent 2nd season. Plenty of twists and turns as well as great plots and acting.
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Dec 04, 2017Spoiler Alert: This season was totally a different and darker story: The vigilante duo added more sidekicks to the team and they hunted bullies, perverts and a serial killer gang. The family issues got harder to solve, friendships tightened, antagonists got sicker. And all came down to a conclusion where "all is well". Hugh Laurie acted like he was House again. He likes to act that way because people love him and his protrayal of Dr. House. Unfortunately lots of people haven't watched or even heard of there was a Hugh Laurie's medical-crime drama airing. So I guess the second season finale was the series' finale. And it felt good at last to watch him re-discovering (or remembering) that why he bothered to mess up with all the bad guys after all: For good people's sake! Cheers...
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Dec 03, 2017Great series...very interesting characters!
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Dec 02, 2017First Review: 2nd season amazing. 1st season very much a slow burner still good.
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