Home > Glitch > Season 2 « TV Series Page Glitch: Season 2 (2017) SEASON: Season 2 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Want to see Episode List Season 2 Glitch Critics Consensus No consensus yet. 80% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 5 84% Audience Score User Ratings: 57 NEW More Info × Close Want to see Super Reviewer Submit Super Reviewer Edit Review Episodes 1 The Rare Bird Air date: Nov 28, 2017 In the Season 2 premiere, James continues to help the Risen unravel the riddle of how they returned, and why. Meanwhile, a deadly new threat arrives in Yoorana. More 2 Two Truths Air date: Nov 28, 2017 James and Kate head to Noregard to get answers after questioning Elisha, while John discovers his true identity. Meanwhile, Phil attempts to settle into his old life, but he is clearly a changed man. More 3 All Too Human Air date: Nov 28, 2017 William and Elisha rekindle their love; James tells Sarah the truth about the Risen; and Paddy is determined to right the wrongs of the past. More 4 A Duty of Care Air date: Nov 28, 2017 Kirstie is determined to solve the mystery surrounding her death; Paddy attempts to reconnect with the Fitzgeralds; and William vows to bring Elishia back from the dead. More 5 The Walking Wounded Air date: Nov 28, 2017 The Risen are on borrowed time with the boundary shrinking and an unknown killer after them. More 6 The Letter Air date: Nov 28, 2017 In the Season 2 finale, James questions Phil and uncovers more of the disturbing truth about who and what he is. Meanwhile, the Risen learn about Elishia's experiment and how they were brought back from the dead. More Tv Season Info Genre: Drama Network: Netflix Premiere Date: Nov 28, 2017 Exec. Producers: Tony Ayres, Debbie Lee, Chris Oliver-Taylor Cast Patrick Brammall as James Hayes Genevieve O'Reilly as Elishia McKellar Emma Booth as Kate Willis Emily Barclay as Sarah Hayes Rodger Corser as John Doe Andrew McFarlane as Vic Eastley Sean P. Keenan as Charlie Thompson Daniela Farinacci as Maria Massola Ned Dennehy as Paddy Fitzwilliam Show More Cast News & Interviews for Glitch: Season 2 40 Fresh Movies and Netflix Originals Streaming in November View All Glitch: Season 2 News Episodes 1 The Rare Bird Air date: Nov 28, 2017 In the Season 2 premiere, James continues to help the Risen unravel the riddle of how they returned, and why. Meanwhile, a deadly new threat arrives in Yoorana. More 2 Two Truths Air date: Nov 28, 2017 James and Kate head to Noregard to get answers after questioning Elisha, while John discovers his true identity. Meanwhile, Phil attempts to settle into his old life, but he is clearly a changed man. More 3 All Too Human Air date: Nov 28, 2017 William and Elisha rekindle their love; James tells Sarah the truth about the Risen; and Paddy is determined to right the wrongs of the past. More 4 A Duty of Care Air date: Nov 28, 2017 Kirstie is determined to solve the mystery surrounding her death; Paddy attempts to reconnect with the Fitzgeralds; and William vows to bring Elishia back from the dead. More 5 The Walking Wounded Air date: Nov 28, 2017 The Risen are on borrowed time with the boundary shrinking and an unknown killer after them. More 6 The Letter Air date: Nov 28, 2017 In the Season 2 finale, James questions Phil and uncovers more of the disturbing truth about who and what he is. Meanwhile, the Risen learn about Elishia's experiment and how they were brought back from the dead. More Critic Reviews for Glitch Season 2 All Critics (5) | Top Critics (3) | Fresh (4) | Rotten (1) The Glitch is an immersive series which features a standout cast and production values that stand it alongside most international offerings. Oct 19, 2017 | Full Review… Eddie Cockrell The Australian Top Critic Glitch draws on the symbolic and physical power of the Australian landscape, a show very much a product of where it is set. But that's not a weakness, it's a strength. Oct 19, 2017 | Full Review… Sharona Lin Junkee An authentic, grief-drenched mystery. Jul 30, 2019 | Full Review… Lauren Carroll Harris Guardian Top Critic Despite admirable acting and production values, season two flounders - with not enough dramatic credibility to provide interesting soap opera, and not enough twists and turns to make compelling genre. Oct 15, 2018 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review… Luke Buckmaster Guardian Top Critic Glitch, instead, turns towards The X-Files, with a touch of Lost, having established an invisible barrier around the town through which "the risen" cannot pass, and giving it a twist this season. Oct 19, 2017 | Full Review… Michael Idato Sydney Morning Herald Top Critic View All Critic Reviews (5) Audience Reviews for Glitch: Season 2 Aug 31, 2019 Well crafted, exceptional. Timothy R Dec 27, 2017 Stupid resurrection premise goes unexplained, leaving gaping plot holes. While acting is good, most of the characters are not likeable, although a couple try hard to be. The costuming is the worst. The character Katie dresses nothing like the character she acts: waifish, demure young maiden hair outfit belies her tiger personality. The younger white women almost all wear outfits that exaggerates their sexuality, yet none of them act sexy in the least. Dreary, humorless dialog. Only the mystery get me watching, but it's not enough. Lenny S Dec 01, 2017 Picks up the pace compared to season 1 and starts actually delivering on the interesting premise. I still had to skip several worthless dialogue scenes and needlessly slow expositional shots, but there wasn't such an overwhelming abundance of that stuff as in S1. The older scientist woman they brought on is played by a catastrophic actress, lucky for her the leading male cop is pretty bad too, and he kind of helps her not look as bad compared to everyone else. (Also, "John Silver" from Black Sails makes an appearance, which was a treat.) Anyway, beyond the bad acting and occasional stupidly slow-paced scenes and everything, we finally do get some compelling story development in S2. I'd actually like to see this series continued now, unlike what I felt at the end of S1. Adrian M Nov 21, 2017 Glitch's 2nd season takes us back to Yoorana & tries to unravel the mystery surrounding the Risen. I didn't much care for any of the new characters & the story was at times hard to follow but the idea of the Risen trying to solve their own murders & struggling to figure out who they were has kept the story's flow fresh & entertaining. At often times the show raises a lot more questions than answers, an action that keeps viewers guessing until the end. Giorgos K Oct 29, 2017 Brilliant follow on from season 1 and good to see the whole cast back along with some new faces and the story as gripping as ever. Nice to see Luke Arnold especially as he was outstanding in Black Sails and I certainly hope there is going to be a Season 3 as this is a great show Paul R See all Audience reviews News & Features 150 Erotic Movies Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated 63 movies coming up this year 200 Essential Movies Chosen by RT staff! 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