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'Accentuate the Positive.' Season Two premiere. Antoine contemplates a move while LaDonna resists one; Davis moves in new directions. Ends 12/30
'Everything I Do Gonh Be Funky.' (Season Two) Antoine decides to form a band; Vincent Abreu drops a suspicious death case on Toni. Ends 12/30
'LaDonna confronts the return of the crime problem; Sofia channels her father's YouTube rants.
'Santa Claus, Do You Ever Get the Blues.' (Season Two) Aunt Mimi and Davis form a record company and sign Katey Red. Ends 08/08
Lt. Colson worries about the quality of the police department's investigations as citizens and activists prepare for an anti-violence march in January 2007. Meanwhile, Aunt Mimi helps Davis woo a rapper for their CD sampler; Harley encourages Annie to start writing her own songs; Nelson and Ligouri take the next step in New Orleans' redevelopment; Delmond searches for an elusive sound; Albert gets fed up with red tape; and Janette hopes her New York connections can land her a new job.
'Feels Like Rain.' (Season Two) Hidalgo does a favor for Councilman Oliver Thomas; Antoine appoints a straw boss. Ends 12/30
'Carnival Time.' (Season Two) As Carnival arrives in New Orleans, Albert unveils his new plumage, and Delmond discovers a new sound. Ends 12/30
'Can I Change My Mind.' (Season Two) Delmond pitches his fusion project to Dr. John; Toni enlists a PI for the Abreu case. Ends 12/30
'What Is New Orleans?' (Season Two) Davis is eclipsed by his protege, Lil Calliope; Albert rankles Delmond. Ends 10/01
Janette gets a new nickname; Toni relies on Colson for another favor; Sonny finds an unlikely reason to go to the docks; Antoine pays a price for his on-stage antics; Albert and Delmond travel to make their record.
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Critic Reviews for Treme Season 2
All Critics (24) | Top Critics (15) | Fresh (24) | Rotten (0)
what Treme is about, more than anything else, is all the ways that a place you love can break your heart. And how such a betrayal still won't keep you from loving it all the more.
With none of the conventional plot techniques TV viewers are accustomed to, it is a collection of rich moments and poignant characters that loosely adds up to something quite powerful.
It was last year, and remains so this year -- one of TV's very best.
Treme is a many-splendored triumph of slow-cooked storytelling and hot, humid music.
If the first series was a bit of a slow-burner, this second series packs a lot more punch, with the stand-out characters being Melissa Leo's dogged civil-rights lawyer and David Morse's thoughtful cop.
It's the rare show that gets better the more it stews in its own juices.
Treme's second season is a meandering masterpiece, a deep exploration of musical culture and a scathing commentary on the social and political state of New Orleans.
Possibly the best-written show on TV at present and it€™s richness oozes out of every second of screen time.
Beyond a more congealed storyline, Treme has miraculously remained untouched.
Assuming you have not, I plead with you, faithful reader, to spend some time this summer diving into this "visual novel."
I'm not ready to give up on a show of such obvious quality yet, but I feel like a guy sitting in a restaurant in the French Quarter who has to send a meal back to the kitchen for some added spice.
It takes a while to adjust to the dissonance, but the muted naturalism of the superb cast draws us in.
Audience Reviews for Treme: Season 2
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Nov 24, 2020David Simon e cam genial
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