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Save for some more great musical numbers, this season sees Smash descend into tangled plots and convoluted relationships. Read critic reviews
Smash (2013)
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Episodes
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1. On Broadway
Air date: Feb 5, 2013
The cast and crew return to New York, but a financial scandal could jeopardize the show.
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2. The Fallout
Air date: Feb 5, 2013
A gala for the theatre community brings out multiple issues for the creative team.
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3. The Dramaturg
Air date: Feb 19, 2013
Julia and Tom are asked to work with a new collaborator; Kyle and Jimmy present their work; Derek tries to make amends with Ronnie; Ivy receives some help from an old friend.
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4. The Song
Air date: Feb 26, 2013
Karen orchestrates a huge opportunity for Jimmy and Kyle; Peter challenges Julia as they continue to work together; Eileen faces a moral crossroads that has significant ramifications for Bombshell.
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5. The Read-Through
Air date: Mar 5, 2013
Tom's suspicions of Peter increase Julia's unease; Jimmy and Kyle worry about the first reading of "Hit List"; Ivy meets her new co-star; Karen wonders if Jimmy is trustworthy.
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6. The Fringe
Air date: Mar 12, 2013
Derek and Karen must make a difficult decision; a complication arises in Jerry and Eileen's partnership; Ivy makes a final effort to save her and Terry's show, with unexpected results.
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7. Musical Chairs
Air date: Mar 19, 2013
Conflicts arise as Karen, Tom, Julia and Derek adjust to new surroundings; Eileen's daughter may be the key to saving "Bombshell."
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8. The Bells and Whistles
Air date: Mar 26, 2013
Tom ends up in an awkward situation when Ivy brings Sam back to town; Jimmy and Derek's visions clash; Karen and Ana try to stand up for what they want.
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9. The Parents
Air date: Apr 2, 2013
When Ivy's mother joins the cast of "Bombshell," Tom must diffuse the tension between them; Ana's newfound success and a surprise visitor threaten Karen and Jimmy's connection; information about Jimmy's past is revealed.
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10. The Surprise Party
Air date: Apr 6, 2013
With Liza Minnelli's help, Tom plans a surprise for Ivy; as rehearsals for "Hit List" comes to a close, tensions between Jimmy, Karen and Derek explode; Richard asks Eileen to spend more time with him.
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Audience Reviews for Smash: Season 2
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I think I only liked this season better because I knew it was the last.
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Deeply flawed, but highly entertaining.
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The second season was Blah, but I still highly suggest season one to all musical fans. This beautiful musical probably has some of the best music I have ever heard. Every lyric and instrument is perfect, and I absolutely love some of the dances and scenes on stage. The good thing is, you don't have to be a fan of musicals to like this show. There isn't TOO much music, maybe about 3-4 songs an episode (1 song every 10 minutes unlike a film musical's 2 every 10 minutes). I was also pleasantly surprised with the acting. All TV shows are usually quite dramatic and overacted unlike some movies. However almost all of the actors on this show did a GREAT job, even the new comers. Of course, the cast was wonderful- you had an Oscar winner, a Tony winner, and many real live Broadway actresses. I loved 99% of the characters.
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Save for some more great musical numbers, this season sees Smash descend into tangled plots and convoluted relationships.
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Great show, great actors, great writing! Just... great! ;-) This show made me laugh and cry with every episode and I'm not easy to please when it comes to TV series'. There were a few predictable moments, but the flare and characters kept it exciting! Please, I want some more!
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An amazing talented cast comes together to give the audience a taste of music, betrayal, romance, and the fight for fame. Whether it's Broadway star Megan Hilty or Academy Award Winner Anjelica Huston, someone is always surprising you with a character development or a magical song! A highly underrated musical drama with plenty of plot twists and passion.
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Though it had so much going for it, Smash's second season fell drastically short and led to its cancellation. Though the leads (Megan Hilty and Katherine McPhee) were phenomenal through the course of the show, it just wasn't enough...
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