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Critic Consensus: Happy Valley continues to grow in season two with noteworthy uses of character development, locale, and exceptional performances across the board, admirably led by Sarah Lancashire.
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as Catherine Cawood
as Tommy Lee Royce
as Clare Cartwright
as Ann Gallagher
as Nevison Gallagher
as Jodie Shackleton
as Amanda Wadsworth
as Frances Drummond
as John Wadsworth
as Kevin Weatherill
as Andy Shepherd
as Sean Balmforth
as Neil Ackroyd
as Vicky Fleming
as Daniel Cawood
as Shafiq Shah
as Joyce
as Mike Taylor
as Ryan Cawood
as Graham Tattersall
as Gorkem Tekeli
as Daryl Garrs
as Alison Garrs
as Ilinka Blazevic
as Winnie
as Leonie
as Custodial Officer
as Annette
as Praveen Badal
as Steph
as Mrs Beresford
as Sledge
as Detective
as Bar Manager
as Dr Carol Fowler
as Solicitor
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Critic Reviews for Happy Valley: Season 2
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The plot is already full of suspense and possibilities. Performances were uniformly excellent.
In some ways, Happy Valley is a cousin to The Fall, another very worthy British drama about the criminal-detective dance.
TV drama doesn't get better than this.
The second season of Happy Valley is now over... it's been so excellent.
Wainwright layers her stories like a tightly structured, best-selling thriller, so as well as the hunt for the murderer, now identified as a serial killer, other interlinked secondary plots are introduced.
The nuances of these intricate family profiles are played with superb subtlety by Lancashire and Finneran.
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