PEN15: Season 2

TV-MA

2019

Created by Maya Erskine, Anna Konkle
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86%
25 episodes
Comedy

Actual adults Maya Erskine (Insecure) and Anna Konkle (Rosewood) play early teen versions of themselves surrounded by proper 13-year-olds in this... More

Actual adults Maya Erskine (Insecure) and Anna Konkle (Rosewood) play early teen versions of themselves surrounded by proper 13-year-olds in this Emmy-nominated absurdist high-school comedy set in the year 2000.

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PEN15: Season 2 episodes

Pool

Two days after the dance, Maya and Anna reluctantly go... More to a lame pool party. A crush unexpectedly shows up, causing them to question their sanity and reputations.

Wrestle

Maya zeros in on her crush, while Anna deals with... More the fallout from her parents’ divorce. Together they find outlets in an unexpected extracurricular activity.

Vendy Wiccany

Anna and Maya discover secret powers within, allowing them to... More control rocky aspects of their lives through magic.

Maura

Witnessing their daughters reach a new low, Kathy and Yuki... More rally around them. At school, Maya and Anna receive an opportunity at redemption but it will come with a range of influences.

Sleepover

Maura hosts a group sleepover at her house. The clock... More chimes late into the night as secrets and masks threaten the death of friendships.

Play

The school play has been cast. Maya has the opportunity... More to get her actual first kiss. Anna struggles to find herself.

Opening Night

It’s opening night. Hearts are exposed, forcing both Anna and... More Maya to grow up.

Jacuzzi

On vacation with Curtis, Anna and Maya are introduced to... More new crippling insecurities. The girls try to ignore them, but a mystical turn makes their self-doubt impossible to forget.

Bat Mitzvah

An upcoming Bat Mitzvah forces Maya to face a realisation... More about her family's socioeconomic status. Meanwhile, Anna grapples with an existential crisis.

Shadow

Anna helps her dad move into an apartment. Maya is... More confronted by a surprise visitor from Japan.

Yuki

A day in the life of Yuki.

Grammy

A new family member comes to live with Anna, but... More their arrival brings unexpected consequences. Maya gets a diagnosis.

Luminaria

Anna and Maya attend the local “Walk For Cancer.” Opportunities... More for socializing evolve into inklings of mortality.

Runaway

Anna is given the opportunity of a lifetime. However, when... More Anna's parents refuse to let her partake, Maya suggests embarking on a dangerous journey.

Home

Anna and Maya are far from where they began. Now... More all they want is to go back home.

First Day

It’s the first day of seventh grade in the year... More 2000. School rejects, Anna and Maya, get a lot of unexpected attention.

Miranda

Maya and Anna become fascinated with the mature girls in... More their class who smoke. They are faced with the age-old question: stay home and play pretend or go out and do drugs?

Ojichan

Maya feels a tickle down there which becomes kind of... More an addiction, distracting her from her best friend who really needs her.

Solo

Trailview’s Night of Amazing Music is coming up. Anna hopes... More to win Alex’s heart with a classical aria while Maya is consumed with a lie.

Community Service

There’s an exclusive fashion show at the local nursing home.... More Somehow Anna and Maya make it in, but feelings of inadequacy lead them down a shady path.

Posh

Maya gets a questionable nickname during a school project. Anna... More goes along with it, resulting in a test of their friendship and identities.

AIM

Maya and Anna get their very first AIM screennames and... More their social world opens up. Maybe too much.

Wild Things

It’s a viewing party to watch the newly released VHS... More movie, Wild Things. The night gets sexy and Anna and Maya try to keep up.

Anna Ishii-Peters

Anna gets to sleep over at Maya’s house on a... More school night and can’t wait to become part of the Ishii-Peter family. But things turn as Anna gets a little too comfortable.

Dance

It’s the night of their first school dance but Anna... More and Maya are on bad terms. They’ll have to navigate this unfamiliar terrain set to billboard hits, by themselves.

PEN15: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

100_%53 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
86_%35 reviews
Audience score rating

"I can't do justice to the vibrant thrill of the central performances. The bond between Maya and Anna feels unspoken and lived-in, full of sentences that trail off into meaningful glances."

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Entertainment Weekly

"While I appreciate all of the work Konkle is turning in here in Season 2, especially as she plays a young teen caught in the middle of her parents' messy separation, it's clear that Maya's emotional journey is the anchor of PEN15 this season."

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Collider

"The potency of PEN15 is in the moments that send you spiralling back to adolescence, whether capturing the ache of a first crush or grappling with burgeoning adulthood."

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Little White Lies

"Pen15 has definitely changed, but in ways that are almost entirely for the better. What was once a gimmick is now a thoroughly excellent and warm show."

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Rolling Stone

"This will presumably always be Erskine and Konkle's showcase - both should be awards contenders - but the second season accentuates casting director Melissa DeLizia's smart work selecting the younger actors."

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Hollywood Reporter

"The second season of PEN15 is going to break your heart."

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Vulture

"These are the timeless, traumatic experiences I gasped at, surprised and impressed by how much they resembled my own memories of seventh grade. And they're what has made me fall deeper and deeper for the show."

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Vox

""Pen15" will have you screaming at your fellow viewers over how hard it is to watch friends and families fight, and a half-hour later you'll be howling with laughter at their wild, endearing antics"

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