You might also like
Rate And Review
-
What did you think of this tv season? (optional)
You're almost there! Just confirm how you got your ticket.
What did you think of this tv season? (optional)
How did you buy your ticket?
Episodes
John must make a choice at the train platform - be free from his obligations and adversaries by letting Agathe take the money or pursue her in an effort to protect his brother, father, and country. -- (C) AMAZON
Edward's captor is revealed. John prepares for a dangerous act in his first step toward the assassination of Cantar Walley, just as Walley's elite security team arrives in Paris. -- (C) AMAZON
John gets closer to completing his perilous assignment, only to have matters jeopardized by a childhood mistake. Friends get involved in an unprecedented and gravely consequential way. -- (C) AMAZON
Recent events tell a story that could reveal John's plan to assassinate Cantar Walley, so John takes preemptive and desperate measures, risking himself to divert attention and create the illusion that the story is over. -- (C) AMAZON
John acts against standard protocol, which alerts adversaries of his whereabouts and necessitates the abandonment of the John Lakeman cover identity, jeopardizing all. -- (C) AMAZON
An unexpected day off provides the opportunity for a last-minute bachelor party. Collective inebriation follows. John fully embraces the celebration with his wife and friends until the timeline for his mission abruptly moves up. -- (C) AMAZON
Drunk and stoned, John breaks into Cantar Walley's compound. Alice considers the cost of betraying her father-in-law in order to protect her husband. In the meantime, Agathe finds a powerful new ally. -- (C) AMAZON
Patriot: Season 2 Videos
Tv Season Info
News & Interviews for Patriot: Season 2
Critic Reviews for Patriot Season 2
All Critics (11) | Top Critics (7) | Fresh (11) | Rotten (0)
The new episodes are challenging, morose, and, at times, opaque. However, the series has immense patience and consistent empathy that ties the audience to each character.
John's reluctance and offbeat nature aside, "Patriot" checks off many boxes of the spy genre.
Patriot passes that bar and has just enough smiles to mask the melancholy at its heart and keep you urging its hero on.
Far be it from me to burden you with yet another heavy recommendation, but Patriot is truly strange and for all its weirdness, it's wonderfully, entertainingly original.
The flip side to an acquired taste like Patriot is that one person's television gold is someone else's disposable tin. But if your personal tastes run to off-kilter comedy, then this weird, atmospheric spy caper... is right up your alley.
A mood-driven blend of drama and comedy, one whose editing, direction, lighting and pithy dialogue collaborate to steep the viewer in absurdist weirdness.
There's a confident swagger to this second season that's often glorious to behold as it makes a few broadly funny decisions with body parts and feels more confident exploring longer, nuanced, ornately constructed streams of dialogue between characters.
Patriot, a series with some of the best episode title cards outside of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, is another of the streaming service's weird gems, and its second season doubles down on its uncomfortable pleasures.
Do you like dark? Do you like funny? Can you tolerate some intermittent head-bashing in the name of American imperialism and/or ennui? Join me on this ride, friend.
Patriot is the sort of show that rewards those who are willing to stay invested in it.
If you do like Patriot... for all of its quirks and twists and slightly askew nature, well, I bet we'd get along pretty well.
Audience Reviews for Patriot: Season 2
-
Feb 16, 2021No third season is ludicrous!!! I watch and binge more TV than anyone I know. I watched both seasons in one day. How shows like this, the OA and others don't get to finish is mind blowing. We all understand that this is a business but quality is just as important as revenue. This pandemic has brought nothing good but it has given us more alone time. So thank you John f..cking Lakeman for making us smile! Let it go for one more, I know you wont regret it. This could be so much bigger if the people running these streaming services had a clue
-
Jan 15, 2021Very good story, s little less than the first season. The story was diverted when the main story stopped being the most important thing to turn almost everything to the Luxembourg policewoman. The characters are very well created. The story is told with true masculine sensitivity, masculine strength both mentally and physically, surrounded by the feelings of real men and their deepest conflicts. Today it is difficult to see stories that do not show hysterical and stupid men, with conflicts of millennials. The little penis joke is good, but they came very close (with other things) to turning the series into a feminist pamphlet.
-
Oct 17, 2020Gutted that there will be no season 3.
-
May 01, 2019Absolutely brilliant in every way. So many layers, so many metaphors, beautifully shot, and stellar, moving, performances. This show should have as many viewers as Sopranos, Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones.
-
Feb 27, 2019Possibly the smartest and well crafted shows on current television.
-
Feb 19, 2019I think I liked season 1 just a touch better than season 2, but overall i continue to love this series. They don't pull any punches and the writing continues to be good. There are a few odd coincidence in the show that seems not plausible, but I can overlook that since the rest of the show works. Everything Ioved about the first season was carried over well.
-
Jan 05, 2019Just finished bing watching Season 2. Holy smokes! I didn't think they could improve on Season 1, but this season manages to be deeper, more intense, more evocative . A really impressively good show. I hope there is a season 3
-
Dec 31, 2018Best show, unique, clever, funny, painful. Want more and the acting is superb by all
-
Dec 18, 2018Somehow they managed to make it more sophisticated than season 1 and the result is amazing.
-
Dec 12, 2018I love this show. I can see leaders trying to explain how a mission goes awry just like this show does. Great satire, because I am sure that explanations like this have occurred.
Verified