Home > The Fosters > Season 2 « TV Series Page The Fosters: Season 2 (2014 - 2015) SEASON: Season 2 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Want to see Episode List Season 2 The Fosters Critics Consensus No consensus yet. 100% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 5 92% Audience Score User Ratings: 127 More Info × Close Want to see Super Reviewer Submit Super Reviewer Edit Review Episodes 1 Things Unknown Air date: Jun 16, 2014 In the second-season opener, Callie's future is uncertain again in the wake of the revelation about her dad. Meanwhile, Brandon feels guilty about sleeping with Dani; Stef questions Mike's role in Ana's disappearance; and Mariana makes a drastic change. More 2 Take Me Out Air date: Jun 23, 2014 Brandon considers having hand surgery, and Stef's opinion on the matter conflicts with Lena's. Meanwhile, Stef questions Mike about Ana's disappearance; a stranger takes an interest in Callie; and Connor's dad jeopardizes Jude and Connor's friendship. More 3 Play Air date: Jun 30, 2014 Stef and Lena go on vacation before the baby is born, but Stef struggles to unwind. Meanwhile, the kids decide to throw a party, which quickly gets out of control, despite Callie's best efforts to act responsibly; and Jude plays spin the bottle. More 4 Say Something Air date: Jul 7, 2014 Callie sets out to remove the barriers to her adoption. Meanwhile, Lena applies for a promotion at work; Mariana is displeased when she learns why she made the dance team; and Callie's not sure if she's ready for her relationship with Wyatt to progress. More 5 Truth Be Told Air date: Jul 14, 2014 Brandon's band go on a hike as they seek inspiration. Meanwhile, Callie worries about Jude and how her actions have affected him; Stef debates about whether to proceed with her investigation regarding Ana; and Emma reconsiders her breakup with Jesus. More 6 Mother Air date: Jul 21, 2014 A medical issue concerning Lena's pregnancy arises. Meanwhile, Wyatt turns to Brandon for advice; Mike tells Stef why he was at the halfway house on the night Ana vanished; and Mariana remains angry at Jesus for putting her in an awkward position. More 7 The Longest Day Air date: Jul 28, 2014 Brandon reveals his secret about sleeping with Dani to Stef and Mike. Elsewhere, Callie brings Jude along as she visits the Quinns' yacht; Jesus struggles with relationship issues; and Mariana's lack of confidence jeopardizes her dance-team performance. More 8 Girls Reunited Air date: Aug 4, 2014 Callie does volunteer work at Girls United, where she learns that neighbors want the girls removed, and one resident harbors a dangerous secret. Elsewhere, Mariana and Hayley prepare a romantic meal for their dates; and Ana sends Stef a troubling letter. More 9 Leaky Faucets Air date: Aug 11, 2014 A Mexican street festival is held, but it's not all fun and games for the Foster kids when Mat's surprise offends Mariana and Callie has a confrontation that triggers a relapse of her panic attacks. Elsewhere, Mike and Ana try to correct past mistakes. More 10 Someone's Little Sister Air date: Aug 18, 2014 Rita and Girls United face a dire challenge, so Callie turns to Robert for help. Meanwhile, Connor deals with mounting pressure to dissolve his friendship with Jude; tension builds between Brandon and Lou; and Jesus gets a new perspective on Hayley. More Show More Episodes The Fosters: Season 2 Photos View All Photos (44) Tv Season Info In the second season of this drama series, Callie (Maia Mitchell) meets her biological father, and the whole Foster family have to deal with the repercussions of this encounter. Meanwhile, Stef (Teri Polo) and Lena (Sherri Saum) are considering having a new baby. Plus, Mariana (Cierra Ramirez) encounters her biological family; and Jude (Hayden Byerly) explores his sexuality. Genre: Drama Network: Freeform Premiere Date: Jun 16, 2014 Creators: Bradley Bredeweg, Peter Paige Exec. Producers: Jennifer Lopez, Bradley Bredeweg, Peter Paige, Joanna Johnson, Benny Medina, Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas, Greg Gugliotta Cast Teri Polo as Stef Foster Sherri Saum as Lena Adams David Lambert as Brandon Foster Cierra Ramirez as Mariana Foster Jake T. Austin as Jesus Foster Maia Mitchell as Callie Hayden Byerly as Jude Danny Nucci as Mike Foster Kerr Smith as Robert Quinn Alexandra Barreto as Ana Caitlin Carver as Hayley Rosie O'Donnell as Rita Hendricks Alex Saxon as Wyatt Gavin MacIntosh as Connor Amanda Leighton as Emma Bailee Madison as Sophia Quinn Cherinda Kincherlow as Kiara Annika Marks as Monte Jay Ali as Timothy Jordan Rodrigues as Mat Ashley Argota as Lou Annie Potts as Sharon Daffany McGaray Clark as Daphne Patrick Duffy as Robert's Father Michael Fairman as Mr. Nesbit Marla Sokoloff as Dani Chris Bruno as Adam Stevens Show More Cast Episodes 1 Things Unknown Air date: Jun 16, 2014 In the second-season opener, Callie's future is uncertain again in the wake of the revelation about her dad. Meanwhile, Brandon feels guilty about sleeping with Dani; Stef questions Mike's role in Ana's disappearance; and Mariana makes a drastic change. More 2 Take Me Out Air date: Jun 23, 2014 Brandon considers having hand surgery, and Stef's opinion on the matter conflicts with Lena's. Meanwhile, Stef questions Mike about Ana's disappearance; a stranger takes an interest in Callie; and Connor's dad jeopardizes Jude and Connor's friendship. More 3 Play Air date: Jun 30, 2014 Stef and Lena go on vacation before the baby is born, but Stef struggles to unwind. Meanwhile, the kids decide to throw a party, which quickly gets out of control, despite Callie's best efforts to act responsibly; and Jude plays spin the bottle. More 4 Say Something Air date: Jul 7, 2014 Callie sets out to remove the barriers to her adoption. Meanwhile, Lena applies for a promotion at work; Mariana is displeased when she learns why she made the dance team; and Callie's not sure if she's ready for her relationship with Wyatt to progress. More 5 Truth Be Told Air date: Jul 14, 2014 Brandon's band go on a hike as they seek inspiration. Meanwhile, Callie worries about Jude and how her actions have affected him; Stef debates about whether to proceed with her investigation regarding Ana; and Emma reconsiders her breakup with Jesus. More 6 Mother Air date: Jul 21, 2014 A medical issue concerning Lena's pregnancy arises. Meanwhile, Wyatt turns to Brandon for advice; Mike tells Stef why he was at the halfway house on the night Ana vanished; and Mariana remains angry at Jesus for putting her in an awkward position. More 7 The Longest Day Air date: Jul 28, 2014 Brandon reveals his secret about sleeping with Dani to Stef and Mike. Elsewhere, Callie brings Jude along as she visits the Quinns' yacht; Jesus struggles with relationship issues; and Mariana's lack of confidence jeopardizes her dance-team performance. More 8 Girls Reunited Air date: Aug 4, 2014 Callie does volunteer work at Girls United, where she learns that neighbors want the girls removed, and one resident harbors a dangerous secret. Elsewhere, Mariana and Hayley prepare a romantic meal for their dates; and Ana sends Stef a troubling letter. More 9 Leaky Faucets Air date: Aug 11, 2014 A Mexican street festival is held, but it's not all fun and games for the Foster kids when Mat's surprise offends Mariana and Callie has a confrontation that triggers a relapse of her panic attacks. Elsewhere, Mike and Ana try to correct past mistakes. More 10 Someone's Little Sister Air date: Aug 18, 2014 Rita and Girls United face a dire challenge, so Callie turns to Robert for help. Meanwhile, Connor deals with mounting pressure to dissolve his friendship with Jude; tension builds between Brandon and Lou; and Jesus gets a new perspective on Hayley. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for The Fosters Season 2 All Critics (5) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (0) It's moments like these where The Fosters is at its strongest, no matter what less interesting things happen around the margins. Jan 13, 2014 | Rating: B | Full Review… Genevieve Valentine AV Club Top Critic It was heartbreak city. Jan 10, 2018 | Full Review… Vlada Gelman TV Line As far as stand alone Christmas specials go, this was a pretty solid outing for the Fosters family and does a lot to push the plot forward, or at the very least give fans a small taste of what's in store for the 2nd half of the season. Dec 8, 2014 | Rating: A- | Full Review… Michelle Alexandria Eclipse Magazine "Take Me Out" was another slower episode, but it is nice to relax and contemplate who the characters are and just how far they have come since we first met them before the inevitable storm of drama hits once more. Jun 25, 2014 | Full Review… Sabienna Bowman TV Equals [The season premiere] was a smoother, more typical episode of the series, with a more normal mix of ups, downs, secrets, and one very big surprise. Jun 19, 2014 | Full Review… Noel Kirkpatrick TV.com View All Critic Reviews (5) Audience Reviews for The Fosters: Season 2 Aug 19, 2015 The ambitious, family friendly and extremely relatable tv-show continues on a greater and more emotional path. To have a home and to belong somewhere is a basic human need, and the show still manages to get to me on an emotional level. Its still therefor very relatable, and you must thank the strong characters to that. The storytelling is just as stunning, but a bit more emotional than the previous season, and it still got a lot to tell about freedom, love, LGBT, parenting, attraction, childhood, diversity and of course everyday life. Thats how great this show really is. We also get to see a lot more critical aspects with stereotypes, and the show really makes a stand with classic social norms in our society. When it comes to the characters; well theyre just as incredible and relatable, but they have developed a lot since the first season. The actors have also evolved, and it still is that one tv-show that makes me crave to love my family even more. We even see what small events can do to us, we get depressed, in love, etc. It really is a clever show! My previous problems with the first season was the classic drama-clichés and the somewhat vague actors, but those flaws have actually decreased and I feel that the actors really have grown into their roles. They interact much better. I can definitely say this; its one of the most family friendly tv-shows out there, that not just got a classic parenting plot, but a nuanced everyday life-story from adults, teenagers and kids perspective. It separates stereotypes and gender roles to mention a few, so if you havent seen it, go check it out! From my more critical perspective does this second season of The Fosters definitely deserve a high rating, just the plot is extraordinary ambitious that challenges for example; social norms and to see all these everyday and small events result into disaster, or everyday happiness really is something special. But some of the actors havent really gotten the best out of them, and yes the somewhat annoying clichés does pull down my critic-rating considerably (not to mention that the whole show is a bit predictable from time to time). My critical rating for this second season is an 8, but since the show needs even more to impress me at a personal level do I only give it a personal rating of a 7/10. Overall rating for each episode: 7.2/10 Critical rating: 8/10 Personal rating: 7/10 Nola(n)brams R Apr 15, 2015 I looove this show. I'm literally obsessed with it! Victoria S Aug 04, 2014 I like it, because it shows the struggle kids going in and out foster kids go through, Also its relatable. Taishaney F Aug 02, 2014 shows how a real family should be always standing up for each other and loving each other no matter what and teaching us all that it is ok to to be different and family is who you choose so never give up Hannah W Jun 17, 2014 i do not like this show.... Daenerys S 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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