Britannia: Season 2

TV-MA

2019

Created by Jez Butterworth, Tom Butterworth
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10 episodes
Action
Drama
Fantasy

Set in 43AD, this fantasy action series depicts the raging war between the Roman Imperial Army and the Celtic heart... More

Set in 43AD, this fantasy action series depicts the raging war between the Roman Imperial Army and the Celtic heart of Britannia.

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Where to watch Britannia: Season 2

Britannia: Season 2 is available to stream in New Zealand... More now on Neon.

Britannia: Season 2 episodes

Episode 1

Two years after the invasion, a dead man awakens who... More could spell the end of everything.

Episode 2

The Dead Man sends Hella on a mission. Phelan's new... More life comes crashing down and Rork's suspicions about Veran lead him into a duel.

Episode 3

Veran gives Ania a terrible choice. Harka brings Phelan under... More his spell and the next stage of Cait and Divis's prophecy begins.

Episode 4

Hella makes Aulus an offer she knows he can't resist.... More Phelan fulfils his mission and Cait and Divis's dreams spell new danger.

Episode 5

A dream causes tension between Cait and Divis. Harka sends... More Love on a heart-breaking mission and Veran commits the ultimate betrayal.

Episode 6

Philo and Brutus play a prank, but their timing couldn't... More be worse. Harka sends Veran a message.

Episode 7

Vitus returns with a message for Aulus. Ania is placed... More in an impossible situation and The Traveller tracks down Lucius.

Episode 8

Aulus outrages Domitius with a confession and Andra discovers the... More truth about her family. Divis tries to use his powers on Love.

Episode 9

Divis gets one last chance to prove himself. Meanwhile, Cait's... More newfound happiness is cut short as Phelan tries to right his wrongs.

Episode 10

Veran and Harka face each other in a challenge only... More one of them can survive. Cait is forced to face her destiny.

Britannia: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

100_%8 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
85_%13 reviews
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"Astonishing costumes and make up, prop heads and limbs, brutal deaths, a jam factory's worth of red goo, brilliantly offbeat musical choices pillaged from Sixties and Seventies electro-folk -- everything has been ramped up for series two."

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Financial Times

"None of this amounts to much dramatically or emotionally, of course. Britannia is one of those shows you just have to imbibe, celebrating that it has the sheer cheek even to exist. Praise the capricious TV gods!"

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