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Episodes
Sue introduces Emily to editor Sam Bowles, who shows interest in publishing the work of women. The meeting inadvertently shakes up Emily's limited world.
Her participation in an Amherst baking contest gives Emily a taste of fame and celebrity, but she questions the benefits
Torn about whether to allow Sam to publish her work, Emily hosts a séance in search of guidance.
After some time without news from Sam, Emily begins to suffer from writer's block. To rediscover her inspiration, she ventures into the landscape.
Emily celebrates Sam's news that he will publish her poem and later attends a salon hosted by Sue.
During the opera, things go awry for Emily as she tries to thank Sam for publishing her writing.
Emily falls into a depression after thinking she has ruined her chance at publication. Her mother tries to help her with a water cure.
Austin hosts a tea party to help him put aside the problems of life. The event is overshadowed by a huge political event.
Dickinson: Season 2 Videos
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Cast & Crew
Austin Dickinson
Edward Dickinson
Mrs. Dickinson
Lavinia Dickinson
Emily Dickinson
Sue Gilbert
News & Interviews for Dickinson: Season 2
Critic Reviews for Dickinson Season 2
All Critics (23) | Top Critics (12) | Fresh (23) | Rotten (0)
A fantasia of storytelling modes, and they do add up to a lot more than a forced effort to be different or to make Dickinson cool for the kids. They add up to a touching portrait of a brilliant young woman.
It is imperfect and strange and easy to love. Sometimes the ride is bumpy, but that doesn't mean it isn't worth taking the trip.
Not everyone will agree with the show's characterization of the historical figure, but its characterization of a young woman who wants more than she's got and feels more than she knows what to do with? Spot on.
Dickinson dances on the line between drama and comedy, biographical and supernatural, historical and modern. Some of the quieter, more poetic scenes tug at my heart and hold a mirror up to my soul and make me want to lie on the ground for a few hours.
One of the joys of Dickinson is when something true from this playful and winking retelling of Emily Dickinson's young life leaps out of the story at us, announcing itself as an unlikely-but-fact-check-it-and-you'll-see revelation.
Dickinson season two has more of everything: poetry, sex, longing, ambition, relevance, and spot-on performances. The world of Amherst also expands, and with it, the roster of memorable characters.
Dickinson Season 2 is one of the best seasons of TV of 2021. Not only does it match the magic of the first season, it expands on it!
Dickinson remains in the upper echelon of the service's shows.
Succinctly, it's nothing short of glorious.
More than anything, though, it is Dickinson's heart that elevates it above nearly every other show on TV.
In season 2, Dickinson is content to merely be the show it is: which is, in fact, pretty great.
Its enjoyment is in the sheer energy of its undertaking and sincere performances. What it also achieves is a combination of accessible, teenage style that somehow still brings across all the high emotional power of a 19th century novel.
Audience Reviews for Dickinson: Season 2
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3d agoOriginal, creative, and wonderfully unique, Dickinson has turned into one of my favorite tv shows around.
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5d agoThis show is entertaining and unique. Historical, yet contemporary in flashes. You might like it too.
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Feb 18, 2021We loved the show, but could only find it on 123 movies and cannot find season 2 anywhere. We live in BC Canada. Thanks for any suggestions.
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Feb 16, 2021Awesome as always! Alena Smith has built an amazing show with deep morals and philosophical conflicts, while still entertaining and making me have a good time. Season two comes strong and powerful, inspiring more, with better visuals and deeper character development. Yet another win for Apple TV+
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Feb 06, 2021An amazingly fun & fresh take on the life of a great American poet. I love the mash up of modern music in the historical setting and how it doesn't scrub her life story of it's humanity, but instead reminds us all that life has forever been complicated in many of the same ways that it is today. It also inspires & renews interest in her incredible body of work.
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Feb 02, 2021It's a refreshing way of learning about one of the best poet of her times, it's interesting, funny, historical. My favorite show ever.
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Jan 30, 2021Hailee Steinfeld even more amazing in the second season!
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Jan 29, 2021Haillee is the best!
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Jan 19, 2021it's an art masterpiece!
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Jan 16, 2021What it lacks in depth, it makes up for in feminist propaganda, and modern secular ideology.
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