Home > Counterpart > Season 2 « TV Series Page Counterpart: Season 2 (2018) SEASON: Season 2 Season 1 Season 2 + WANT TO SEE Episode List Season 2 Counterpart Critics Consensus Double the J.K. Simmons brings double the aplomb in the second season of Counterpart, which finds time to deliver relevant societal critiques while deepening its labyrinthine lore. 100% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 22 94% Audience Score User Ratings: 167 NEW More Info × Close ADD YOUR RATING Share on Facebook Post Want to See Add Rating My Rating × Want to See Post Share on Facebook Episodes 1 Inside Out Air date: Dec 9, 2018 While hiding in Howard's life, Howard Prime must avoid detection at home and at the OI. Quayle and Clare struggle to adjust to their new arrangement. More 2 Outside In Air date: Dec 16, 2018 Imprisoned on the Other Side, Howard's loyalties are tested; Emily Prime gets a promotion. More 3 Something Borrowed Air date: Dec 23, 2018 Howard is transferred to a mysterious prison called Echo; an unexpected visit gives Emily a connection to her old life; and Emily Prime and Shaw's investigation is met with resistance. More 4 Point of Departure Air date: Dec 30, 2018 Howard Prime, Quayle and Clare must unite against a common enemy. Emily Prime turns her investigation towards her other. Yanek probes Howard's past. More 5 Shadow of a Doubt Air date: Jan 6, 2019 A new revelation puts Howard Prime and Quayle in jeopardy; life at Echo is disrupted; and Clare reconnects with her past. More 6 Twin Cities Air date: Jan 20, 2019 The origins of the Crossing are revealed. More 7 No Strings Attached Air date: Jan 27, 2019 The fallout of the lockdown casts suspicions around the OI. Howard and Emily Prime find clues about the history of Management. Clare questions her allegiances. More 8 In from the Cold Air date: Feb 3, 2019 Howard Prime and Emily work together to figure out Indigo's plans; Clare and Quayle consider their future; and Howard must face the truth about his wife. More 9 You to You Air date: Feb 10, 2019 Management makes a historic decision; Emily sends a warning; Quayle, Clare and Temple investigate the final Indigo cell; and Howard Prime reaches out to an old contact. More 10 Better Angels Air date: Feb 17, 2019 Mira's looming threat forges some unlikely alliances. More Counterpart: Season 2 Videos 1:50 Counterpart: Season 2 Trailer 0:29 Counterpart: Season 2 Teaser 0:18 Counterpart: Season 2 Teaser - Living In Your Life 0:32 Counterpart: Season 2 Episode 3 Trailer - Something Borrowed 0:30 Counterpart: Season 2 Episode 5 Trailer - Shadow Puppets 0:30 Counterpart: Season 2 Episode 6 Trailer - Twin Cities 0:30 Counterpart: Season 2 Episode 7 Trailer - No Strings Attached 0:30 Counterpart: Season 2 Episode 8 Trailer - In From The Cold 0:30 Counterpart: Season 2 Episode 10 Season Finale Trailer - Better Angels View All Videos (9) Tv Season Info Season Two finds Howard and his counterpart getting to live out these questions. With the Crossing closed and each of them stranded in the other's world, they have to adapt for survival. Howard Prime takes on his other's life: going to his job, living in his home...with his wife. Howard Alpha is locked in a mysterious black site known as Echo, cut off from everyone he knows. As a cold war escalates between worlds and deepens a fickle divide, both men find themselves growing increasingly like the other. Genre: Drama Network: Starz Premiere Date: Dec 9, 2018 Creator: Justin Marks Exec. Producers: J.K. Simmons, Justin Marks, Morten Tyldum, Bard Dorros, Keith Redmon (II), Jordan Horowitz, Gary Gilbert Cast J.K. Simmons as Howard Silk Harry Lloyd as Peter Quayle Olivia Williams as Emily Burton Silk Nazanin Boniadi as Clare Nicholas Pinnock as Ian Shaw Sara Serraiocco as Baldwin Ulrich Thomsen as Aldrich Sarah Bolger as Anna Stephen Rea as Alexander Pope Richard Schiff as Roland Fancher James Cromwell as Yanek Show More Cast News & Interviews for Counterpart: Season 2 2019 TV Finale Dates Calendar Counterpart’s J.K. Simmons, Castmates & Producers Reveal Season 2 Surprises 2018 TV Premiere Dates Calendar View All Counterpart: Season 2 News Episodes 1 Inside Out Air date: Dec 9, 2018 While hiding in Howard's life, Howard Prime must avoid detection at home and at the OI. Quayle and Clare struggle to adjust to their new arrangement. More 2 Outside In Air date: Dec 16, 2018 Imprisoned on the Other Side, Howard's loyalties are tested; Emily Prime gets a promotion. More 3 Something Borrowed Air date: Dec 23, 2018 Howard is transferred to a mysterious prison called Echo; an unexpected visit gives Emily a connection to her old life; and Emily Prime and Shaw's investigation is met with resistance. More 4 Point of Departure Air date: Dec 30, 2018 Howard Prime, Quayle and Clare must unite against a common enemy. Emily Prime turns her investigation towards her other. Yanek probes Howard's past. More 5 Shadow of a Doubt Air date: Jan 6, 2019 A new revelation puts Howard Prime and Quayle in jeopardy; life at Echo is disrupted; and Clare reconnects with her past. More 6 Twin Cities Air date: Jan 20, 2019 The origins of the Crossing are revealed. More 7 No Strings Attached Air date: Jan 27, 2019 The fallout of the lockdown casts suspicions around the OI. Howard and Emily Prime find clues about the history of Management. Clare questions her allegiances. More 8 In from the Cold Air date: Feb 3, 2019 Howard Prime and Emily work together to figure out Indigo's plans; Clare and Quayle consider their future; and Howard must face the truth about his wife. More 9 You to You Air date: Feb 10, 2019 Management makes a historic decision; Emily sends a warning; Quayle, Clare and Temple investigate the final Indigo cell; and Howard Prime reaches out to an old contact. More 10 Better Angels Air date: Feb 17, 2019 Mira's looming threat forges some unlikely alliances. More Critic Reviews for Counterpart Season 2 All Critics (22) | Top Critics (8) | Fresh (22) | Rotten (0) An exacting performance by Simmons, again, goes a long way toward illustrating just how crucial clarity can be in the growing, changing realm of science fiction. Dec 5, 2018 | Rating: B | Full Review… Ben Travers indieWire Top Critic A strong start. [Full Review in Spanish] Mar 3, 2019 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review… Alberto Abuín Espinof I'd argue that 'Counterpart' is one of the best shows of all time, moving up there with Bryan Fuller's Hannibal and David Simon's The Wire. Feb 25, 2019 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review… Sezín Koehler Black Girl Nerds The acting - especially that of JK Simmons' two versions of Howard Silk - is once again outstanding. Feb 8, 2019 | Full Review… James Belfield Stuff.co.nz The story that "Twin Cities" tells is one that someone who's never seen a single episode of Counterpart could appreciate. Jan 28, 2019 | Full Review… Emily VanDerWerff Vox [Nazanin] Boniadi's acting capabilities have been put on display in a way that should have heads turning and people talking in a big way... Counterpart is creating some of the most interesting and intriguing roles for women. Dec 28, 2018 | Full Review… Lea Palmieri Decider God, I love this show. Dec 13, 2018 | Full Review… William Evans Black Nerd Problems Beyond its artfully chilly atmosphere and its surprisingly plausible and suspenseful narrative, the main attraction in Season 2 remains J.K. Simmons's crafty, quiet portrayal of the two spies. Dec 13, 2018 | Full Review… Mike Hale New York Times Top Critic Continues to be like a cocktail made up of equal parts John le Carré and Philip K Dick, then shaken not stirred by JJ Abrams. Dec 13, 2018 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review… Chitra Ramaswamy Guardian Top Critic "Counterpart" is finely woven to the point where missing key beats can throw the whole thing off for you. It's a riveting mind game, expertly pulled off. Dec 12, 2018 | Full Review… Alci Rengifo Entertainment Voice View All Critic Reviews (22) Audience Reviews for Counterpart: Season 2 Apr 17, 2019 Equally as spectacular as Season One, J.K. Simmons' performance is, as ever, a masterpiece Simon V Apr 13, 2019 This is the best show!! Very thought provoking. Very well acted and produced. I think this is one of the best show on tv. I hope it comes back for season 3. Tina K Apr 04, 2019 Perfect background setting, awesome play Kevin C Mar 26, 2019 Love this show. Perfect pacing that gives the actors time to work their magic. DQ S Mar 25, 2019 Chiar daca se termina in coada de peste e bine Andrei D Mar 13, 2019 litle bit slower going but still good. Johnny B Mar 12, 2019 Rare to have such an excellent series on TV. From start to finish virtual perfection. Nuanced and gripping writing. Sublime performances. Just truly remarkable. I find it hard to believe that such a show hasn't garned a broader audience - certainly deserving of one. Needless to say, I do hope the showrunners find a new home and are able to continue the series. David M Feb 20, 2019 An intelligent and thought provoking show with great writing and outstanding cast. J. K. Simmons knocks it out of the park. Sorry to hear that the show has been cancelled. Tom R Feb 20, 2019 I loved this show JK Simmons did an outstanding job as did near all cast. Counterpart allowed you to use your brain and get immersed in the storyline without dishing it on a plate. From Season 1 Episode 1 it grabbed my attention and I wouldn't let go. Top viewing! Hoping it gets picked up by another studio. Troy S Feb 19, 2019 This program is first non-formulated, genuinely thought provoking show we've had presented to us viewers in over thirty years. Why does this show have to be cancelled? The target audience demographic for nearly all TV shows is an overly broad 18-49 yrs category. That's roughly a span of 32 years. This target audience needs to be at least halved. A generation used to be considered 20 yrs. Today a generation is considered 18 yrs, and dropping. The 18-49 demographic actually covers 2 generations. BTW the 18-36 yr range watches less TV than the 37-54 (Actually, this target group should go to age 60.) There ate more gray wavers than the18-49 target office. We control more of the available discretionary funds in the US. The demographic should split, into more accurate programming ages. This would be 28-32 years, and 33-54 years programming. My two cents worth. And BTW I'm personally despise the vapid 18-36 "reality" shows that are anything but. These shows incorporate inappropriate situations and teaches bad behavior, for which they were are rewarded. Give us TV we can watch, for those of us over the age of 36 please. Thank you. L. 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