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Season 2 – Friday the 13th: The Series

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Micki Foster is the lucky niece who inherits an antique store from her Uncle Lewis. But this is no ordinary antique shop. Lewis made a deal with the devil -- in exchange for material wealth, he will sell cursed antiques. Micki, along with cousin Ryan and her partner, retired magician Jack, have the duty of recovering the antiques to be sealed in their basement, where the items can't cause more harm.

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Josh A @RT94970263 Apr 8 I'd say it's better than Season 1, but by a fractional amount. It's still quite average, it just tries harder to be scary and feels more interesting. Let's get right into it. The vibe is interesting with this season. It feels more gothic and feels mysterious, more like the vibe the finale had. It fits, with a lot of greens being present in a lot of scenes. It makes it stand out, which I like. Also the stories are more interesting, like the one with the ballerinas. The main issue is the finale. It just isn't as memorable as the Season 1 finale. It's just some witches with a ladder who get destroyed by a lightning bolt. There's not much I can say about it, I just hope the Season 3 finale is better. It may even be better than Season 1's, who knows. Overall, it's better than Season 1, but not by much. See more Darin P @RT82876595 08/02/2023 Just got the whole series finally. Quality writing and above average production values. Combined I would say a top five horror TV show. Plus Robey and a super nice Mercedes. See more 11/13/2020 Micki, Ryan, and Jack continue searching for cursed antiques into a second season of Friday the 13th: The Series. This season the objects have more of a historical connection, John Wilkes Booth's makeup case, King Louis XVI's handkerchief, Jack the Ripper's syringe, and they do a follow-up episode to an object that got away last season. Also, the show is sexed up a bit, with Micki and Ryan having several torrid affairs and one-night stands (often resulting in death per Friday the 13th rules). Additionally, the backstories of the main characters are explored more and a new recurring character is introduced who helps recover items. Plus, several interesting guest stars are featuring, including popstar sensation Vanity. Still, some of the curses are overly convoluted and the continuity in some of the episodes is pretty loose. Yet while it has its ups and downs, Friday the 13th: The Series delivers a solid second season. See more Read all reviews
Friday the 13th: The Series — Season 2

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Cast & Crew

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John D. LeMay

Ryan Dallion

Louise Robey

Micki Foster

Chris Wiggins

Jack Marshak

Steve Monarque

Johnny Ventura

Colin Fox

Guest Star

Kate Trotter

Guest Star

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Sep 30, 1988 Doorway to Hell Ryan and Micki spearhead an investigation after Uncle Lewis' spirit talks to Jack through a cracked mirror. Details Episode 2 Aired Oct 7, 1988 The Voodoo Mambo The spirit of a priestess uses a mask to force a man to murder three voodoo priests. Details Episode 3 Aired Oct 14, 1988 And Now the News Broadcasts over an antique radio cure one psychiatrist's mad patients but kill another's. Details Episode 4 Aired Oct 21, 1988 Tails I Live, Heads You Die A coven planning to conjure up Satan uses a coin to kill enemies and resurrect allies. Details Episode 5 Aired Nov 4, 1988 Symphony in B Sharp A possessed violin temporarily restores a musician's maimed hands. Details Episode 6 Aired Nov 11, 1988 Master of Disguise Micki proves that love is blind when she falls for a movie star, who's actually a murderer in disguise. Details Episode 7 Aired Nov 18, 1988 Wax Magic When carnival patrons are decapitated, the owner's wife's migraines cease. Details Episode 8 Aired Nov 25, 1988 Read My Lips A dummy makes its ventriloquist (Billy Drago) successful and forces him to kill. Details Episode 9 Aired Jan 7, 1989 13 O'Clock An antique pocket watch strikes 13, freezing in time everyone but its owner. Details Episode 10 Aired Jan 14, 1989 Night Hunger A bitter man, once befriended by Uncle Lewis, uses a demonic key to supercharge his race car. Details Episode 11 Aired Jan 21, 1989 The Sweet Sting A hive houses vampire bees that enrich their keeper (Art Hindle) by dispensing eternal youth. Details Episode 12 Aired Jan 28, 1989 The Playhouse A Victorian playhouse demands children's lives to grant the wishes of ill-treated siblings. Details Episode 13 Aired Feb 4, 1989 Eye of Death An antique collector's cursed lantern allows him to travel back to the Civil War for valuable artifacts. Details Episode 14 Aired Feb 11, 1989 Face of Evil A lethal silver compact allows an aging model to maintain her top position. Details Episode 15 Aired Feb 18, 1989 Better Off Dead An insane scientist works on a cure for his daughter's degenerative disease by conducting brain experiments on innocent victims. Details Episode 16 Aired Feb 25, 1989 Scarlet Cinema An antique movie camera gives a strange college student the chance to realize his dream of becoming a werewolf. Details Episode 17 Aired Apr 15, 1989 The Mephisto Ring A 1919 World Series ring claims a life for each tip to a compulsive gambler. Details Episode 18 Aired Apr 22, 1989 A Friend to the End Micki's visiting nephew tells of a house where he saw a child presumed dead. Details Episode 19 Aired Apr 29, 1989 The Butcher A Nazi officer, killed during World War II by Jack's squadron, returns from the dead to exact his revenge. Details Episode 20 Aired May 6, 1989 The Secret Agenda of Mesmer's Bauble A record-store clerk uses a hypnotist's crystal to possess a rock singer (Vanity). Details Episode 21 Aired May 13, 1989 Wedding in Black Micki and Ryan greet three old friends, then learn why they have come. Details Episode 22 Aired May 20, 1989 Wedding Bell Blues A cursed pool cue ensures a hustler's winning streak and hastens his wedding. Details Episode 23 Aired May 27, 1989 The Maestro An obsessed choreographer struggles to complete his latest masterpiece even though his principal dancers are dying mysteriously. Details Episode 24 Aired Jun 3, 1989 The Shaman's Apprentice A ceremonial rattle lets an Indian doctor save his patients by taking other lives. Details Episode 25 Aired Jun 10, 1989 The Prisoner A bloodied Japanese jacket of World War II makes a murderous convict invisible. Details Episode 26 Aired Jun 17, 1989 Coven of Darkness A witch from Uncle Lewis' coven makes Ryan retrieve an occult symbol. Details

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Season Info

Director
Francis Delia, William Fruet, Armand Mastroianni, Timothy Bond, Tom McLoughlin, David Winning, Bruce Pittman, David Morse
Executive Producer
Frank Mancuso Jr.
Screenwriter
Rob Hedden, Angelo Stea, Carl Binder, Peter Jobin, Jim Henshaw, Roy Sallows, Peter Lauterman, Billy Riback, Bruce Martin, Ron Magid
Network
Syndicated
Rating
TV-14
Genre
Drama, Horror
Original Language
English
Release Date
Sep 30, 1988