Home > Jane the Virgin > Season 2 « TV Series Page Jane the Virgin: Season 2 (2015 - 2016) SEASON: Season 2 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Want to see Episode List Season 2 Jane the Virgin Critics Consensus Jane the Virgin stays true to its over-the-top telenovela roots in season two while layering in more humor and increasingly complex storytelling. 100% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 12 91% Audience Score User Ratings: 372 See score details Other TV Shows Gilmore Girls Veronica Mars Frequency Arrow Riverdale Rate And Review Submit review Want to see Edit Submit review Super Reviewer Verified Super Reviewer Verified Edit Super Reviewer Rate this season Oof, that was Rotten. Meh, it passed the time. It’s good – I’d recommend it. Awesome! So Fresh: Absolute Must See! What did you think of this tv season? (optional) Submit Continue Super Reviewer Step 2 of 2 How did you buy your ticket? Let's get your review verified. Submit By opting to have your ticket verified for this movie, you are allowing us to check the email address associated with your Rotten Tomatoes account against an email address associated with a Fandango ticket purchase for the same movie. You're almost there! Just confirm how you got your ticket. Super Reviewer Rate this season Oof, that was Rotten. Meh, it passed the time. It’s good – I’d recommend it. Awesome! So Fresh: Absolute Must See! What did you think of this tv season? (optional) Submit How did you buy your ticket? Submit By opting to have your ticket verified for this movie, you are allowing us to check the email address associated with your Rotten Tomatoes account against an email address associated with a Fandango ticket purchase for the same movie. Episodes 1 Chapter Twenty-Three Air date: Oct 12, 2015 In the second-season opener, Jane learns of Mateo's kidnapping and Sin Rostro demands a ransom. Meanwhile, Rafael feels isolated when Jane seeks parenting advice from Xo and Alba; and Petra is unsure about what to do with Rafael's last sperm sample. More 2 Chapter Twenty-Four Air date: Oct 19, 2015 Jane bonds with Mateo, but encounters tension with Rafael and Michael. Meanwhile, Xo and Rogelio perform on a cruise ship to avoid a lawsuit; Petra and Rafael grow suspicious of Lachlan; and Alba makes a huge decision. More 3 Chapter Twenty-Five Air date: Oct 26, 2015 Jane and Rafael try to plan Mateo's baptism. Meanwhile, Petra's news still has Rafael bewildered; Jane must make a tough decision about attending a graduate program; Xo helps Rogelio face his past; and Rogelio gives Michael advice about Jane. More 4 Chapter Twenty-Six Air date: Nov 2, 2015 Rafael shocks Jane when he asks for joint custody. Meanwhile, Jane forgets to plan Lina's birthday because she's struggling to balance everything in her life; Rogelio's ex-wife blackmails him in order to get a role; and Michael is assigned a new partner. More 5 Chapter Twenty-Seven Air date: Nov 9, 2015 Xo's past hurts Alba, who's preparing to become a citizen. Meanwhile, Rogelio wants to confront his adversary, Britney Spears, who's staying at the Marbella Hotel; Michael's feud with Rafael lands him in hot water at work; and Milos makes Petra a tempting offer. More 6 Chapter Twenty-Eight Air date: Nov 16, 2015 Jane faces an unsympathetic professor as she begins graduate school. Meanwhile, Jane fears Mateo will become spoiled after she works on his estate planning with Rafael; Rogelio attempts to create his own show; and Petra seeks guidance from Jane. More 7 Chapter Twenty-Nine Air date: Nov 23, 2015 Babysitters are interviewed by Jane and Rafael, but Jane's high expectations are hard to meet. Meanwhile, Rogelio comes to a crossroads in his life; Jane searches for a writing adviser at a Christmas party; and Petra's plan to befriend Jane backfires. More 8 Chapter Thirty Air date: Dec 14, 2015 Mateo celebrates Christmas for the first time, but his parents are at odds concerning the holiday. Meanwhile, Jane encounters a problem with her scholarship; Rogelio distrusts his new intern; and Michael has a theory about Luisa's mother. More 9 Chapter Thirty-One Air date: Jan 25, 2016 Jane starts a new job as a teaching assistant in a class full of athletes. Meanwhile, Rogelio's mother visits him and shares a long-held secret; Jane struggles with sleep training Mateo; Petra confesses all to Rafael; and Michael makes some discoveries. More 10 Chapter Thirty-Two Air date: Feb 1, 2016 Jane's thesis work gets lost when Mateo has a mishap with her computer, but this setback allows her to meet charming computer guru Dax. Elsewhere, Rogelio hires his mother as his manager; and Rafael divulges important into about Mutter to Michael. More Show More Episodes Jane the Virgin: Season 2 Photos View All Photos (72) Tv Season Info Jane Villanueva (Gina Rodriguez) is still a virgin in season 2 of this telenovela, which picks up immediately where it left off - with Jane (Gina Rodriguez) and her family learning about the kidnapping of her newborn son. Stuck in a love triangle with Michael (Brett Dier), her ex-fiance, and Rafael (Justin Baldoni), the man whose sperm she was mistakenly artificially inseminated with, Jane feels pressure to make a decision, while also adjusting to life as a new mom. Meanwhile, Petra (Yael Grobglas), Rafael's ex, secretly decides what to do with his last sperm sample and there's no going back. The relationship between Rogelio (Jaime Camil) and Xiomara (Andrea Navedo) hits a bump in the road; at the same time, Alba (Ivonne Coll) makes a decision that will change her life. Celebrity appearances include Britney Spears, Kesha and Bruno Mars. Genre: Comedy Network: CW Premiere Date: Oct 12, 2015 Creator: Jennie Snyder Urman Exec. Producers: Jennie Snyder Urman, Ben Silverman, Gary Pearl, Jorge Granier, Brad Silberling Cast Gina Rodriguez as Jane Villanueva Justin Baldoni as Rafael Solano Yael Grobglas as Petra Solano Brett Dier as Michael Andrea Navedo as Xiomara "Xo" Villanueva Jaime Camil as Rogelio Ivonne Coll as Alba Villanueva Anthony Mendez Adam Rodriguez as Professor Mat Vairo as Derek Diane Guerrero as Lina Ana de la Reguera as Paolo Judy Reyes as Dina Rita Moreno as Liliana Britney Spears as Herself Charo as Herself Michael Rady as Lachlan Diego Boneta as Dax Marcelo Tubert as Pablo Fabiana Udenio as Mutter Kate del Castillo as Luciana Yara Martinez as Luisa Max Bird-Ridnell as Milos Show More Cast News & Interviews for Jane the Virgin: Season 2 10 TV Shows You Should Binge-Watch This March 50 Movies & TV Shows to Netflix and Chill This Valentine’s Day People’s Choice 2017 Winners Announced View All Jane the Virgin: Season 2 News Episodes 1 Chapter Twenty-Three Air date: Oct 12, 2015 In the second-season opener, Jane learns of Mateo's kidnapping and Sin Rostro demands a ransom. Meanwhile, Rafael feels isolated when Jane seeks parenting advice from Xo and Alba; and Petra is unsure about what to do with Rafael's last sperm sample. More 2 Chapter Twenty-Four Air date: Oct 19, 2015 Jane bonds with Mateo, but encounters tension with Rafael and Michael. Meanwhile, Xo and Rogelio perform on a cruise ship to avoid a lawsuit; Petra and Rafael grow suspicious of Lachlan; and Alba makes a huge decision. More 3 Chapter Twenty-Five Air date: Oct 26, 2015 Jane and Rafael try to plan Mateo's baptism. Meanwhile, Petra's news still has Rafael bewildered; Jane must make a tough decision about attending a graduate program; Xo helps Rogelio face his past; and Rogelio gives Michael advice about Jane. More 4 Chapter Twenty-Six Air date: Nov 2, 2015 Rafael shocks Jane when he asks for joint custody. Meanwhile, Jane forgets to plan Lina's birthday because she's struggling to balance everything in her life; Rogelio's ex-wife blackmails him in order to get a role; and Michael is assigned a new partner. More 5 Chapter Twenty-Seven Air date: Nov 9, 2015 Xo's past hurts Alba, who's preparing to become a citizen. Meanwhile, Rogelio wants to confront his adversary, Britney Spears, who's staying at the Marbella Hotel; Michael's feud with Rafael lands him in hot water at work; and Milos makes Petra a tempting offer. More 6 Chapter Twenty-Eight Air date: Nov 16, 2015 Jane faces an unsympathetic professor as she begins graduate school. Meanwhile, Jane fears Mateo will become spoiled after she works on his estate planning with Rafael; Rogelio attempts to create his own show; and Petra seeks guidance from Jane. More 7 Chapter Twenty-Nine Air date: Nov 23, 2015 Babysitters are interviewed by Jane and Rafael, but Jane's high expectations are hard to meet. Meanwhile, Rogelio comes to a crossroads in his life; Jane searches for a writing adviser at a Christmas party; and Petra's plan to befriend Jane backfires. More 8 Chapter Thirty Air date: Dec 14, 2015 Mateo celebrates Christmas for the first time, but his parents are at odds concerning the holiday. Meanwhile, Jane encounters a problem with her scholarship; Rogelio distrusts his new intern; and Michael has a theory about Luisa's mother. More 9 Chapter Thirty-One Air date: Jan 25, 2016 Jane starts a new job as a teaching assistant in a class full of athletes. Meanwhile, Rogelio's mother visits him and shares a long-held secret; Jane struggles with sleep training Mateo; Petra confesses all to Rafael; and Michael makes some discoveries. More 10 Chapter Thirty-Two Air date: Feb 1, 2016 Jane's thesis work gets lost when Mateo has a mishap with her computer, but this setback allows her to meet charming computer guru Dax. Elsewhere, Rogelio hires his mother as his manager; and Rafael divulges important into about Mutter to Michael. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for Jane the Virgin Season 2 All Critics (12) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (12) | Rotten (0) In the world of Jane the Virgin, reality always takes second place to implausible dramatics, and that's exactly what makes the show work in the first place. Oct 12, 2015 | Full Review… Amber Dowling TheWrap Top Critic Happily, this first episode of season two makes several wise choices. Oct 13, 2015 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review… Kathryn VanArendonk New York Magazine/Vulture Top Critic The status quo has changed for Jane, but the show around her hasn't, and tonight's episode is an immensely promising start to the second season that doesn't lose any of the style, wit, and emotion that define the series. Oct 13, 2015 | Rating: A- | Full Review… Oliver Sava AV Club Top Critic The season 2 premiere is an even more accomplished distillation of the show's consistently invigorating mixture. Oct 12, 2015 | Full Review… Maureen Ryan Variety Top Critic Jane the Virgin is easily, consistently the most superlative show on television, a feat made even more impressive by the fact that it requires dozens of cogs to turn together to make it work. Jun 26, 2018 | Full Review… Heather Hogan Autostraddle Jane the Virgin hasn't broken its stride. If anything, its narrative seems to be a bit stronger than it was before. Jun 8, 2016 | Full Review… Pilot Viruet Flavorwire Sure the lighter moments far outweigh the darker, but it is that mixture that makes this show so compelling to watch. Oct 13, 2015 | Full Review… Rueben TV Equals There's no reason to feel guilty about loving what you love, especially when what you love is as nuanced and complex as Jane the Virgin is every week. A charming and addictive delight. Oct 13, 2015 | Full Review… Kaitlin Thomas TV.com Looks like we're in for another crazy (but wonderful) season of Jane the Virgin. Oct 13, 2015 | Rating: 10/10 | Full Review… Gabrielle Bondi The Young Folks The last thing I expected from The CW was to develop a seriously funny case of heroine addiction... much like my continuing crush on the delightful Jane the Virgin and its endearing mash-up of broad humor and romantic melodrama. Oct 12, 2015 | Full Review… Matt Roush TV Insider Jane returns tonight in a Season 2 premiere that combines the outlandishness of its telenovela roots with the most educational treatment of breast-feeding I've seen on any TV show ever. Oct 12, 2015 | Full Review… Ellen Gray Philadelphia Daily News Happy to be watching this one for the long haul. Oct 12, 2015 | Full Review… Alan Sepinwall HitFix View All Critic Reviews (12) Audience Reviews for Jane the Virgin: Season 2 2d ago It is already a parody of itself. I am not sure what it is trying to be. Steve D Aug 12, 2018 yeah yeah great serie to pass the time BUT stop here if you don't want to get your heart mercilessly CRUSHED, you're welcome Mathilda J Dec 17, 2017 The movie would be more successful without Rodriquez as as Jane. She is a very talented actress, but she definitely a wrong chose for this character. Maggie S Jul 29, 2017 Although the connections become a bit to complex along with the overkill ending it has better character development than the first season Matthew S Jun 01, 2017 Just as amazing as the first season. Amazing characters and incredible plot. Cindy D May 28, 2017 Was enjoying till I saw the that PC formula of having casted only white people stereotyped in the roles of bad or flakey people, and all the brown people as good, innocent, real, etc.. Hate the PC formulas--good, bad, and idiot come in all colors, so drop the agenda and cast them in all colors. Frances C May 12, 2017 Confermate la qualità della prima stagione: colpi di scena, esilaranti fantasie e svolte drammatiche non mancano. Alcuni episodi sono leggermente sottotono ma complessivamente la folle storia/telenovela di Jane continua a viaggiare spedita in bilico tra il verosimile e lo strampalato. Giorgio F Aug 21, 2016 Jane is a two-dimensional stereotype of a 'typical crazy woman' she is incredibly self-involved, I realize it's a show but she left her baby on his back so much that the doctor had to intervene, she was AWFUL to Rafael, that whole "YOU'RE A LIAR!!!!!!" When she knew. She was the one being told the information, she's a dick. And I'm pretty sure she's completely insane and I have no idea why all those people put up with it. Selfish, mean and so incredibly judgemental. Shelby B May 16, 2016 After a near perfect 1st season it's very hard to top it and while Season 2 didn't top season 1 it's equally just as good focused on new character dynamics as well as some great personal journeys for the characters to undergo and continually shocks with insane twists that work perfectly but never takes itself too seriously which is why it still works just as great and the finale especially leaves me more hyped and anxious than Season 3 than ever. Overall Grade of the Season: A- Kevin F May 05, 2016 Stopped watching when they changed the direction of the story from two people fated and brought together by bizarre circumstance to ending up with Michael. What's exciting about that? Nothing. I do check the trailer in hopes it changes back but I'm guessing it will be canceled soon anyway. There's a reason Jane Austin never gets old. JTV had the Austin romance potential and lost it, that's why the ratings have dropped. 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