Episode three
Mark begins his first day at University but he is then greeted by someone who wants his help. Debbie goes to seek help for her trauma. Allen provides insight on his mission to Earth and is then tasked with another objective.

Episode four
Donald feels like something isn't right. Eve needs help and goes to see Amber. Mark meets someone from his past. We see what has happened to Nolan since he left Earth. Debbie closes a chapter in her life, and starts a new one.

The release date for season season two part two has been announced, and the fourteenth of March can't come quick enough. There's a part of me that wishes that season two had been released in one go, instead of two parts. But I guess they needed to rush something out  early last year due to the length of time it takes to create animated TV shows and it had been a while since season one. They're probably already drawing season three and writing season four.

This is the full trailer for the second half of season two, which encompasses four episodes in total. I slightly would've preferred if they had delayed this season slightly and just released all eight episodes one week after each other, instead of splitting it into two release schedules. Maybe they'll do seasons three and four in one chunk again like season one was.

Season two - episode five
Mark needs to deal with the mistakes his dad has made, and the impact it has on his life, and the people he loves. Donald has a talk with Cedric. The Guardians get pulled in two different directions and it stretches them to their limits. Alan is given some unexpected news.

Episode six
The effects of your professional life can deeply effect your personal life. Just when you think your job is done there's still more to do. There is always a new threat on the horizon.

Episode seven
Just when you think you've got time to do what you want, something important always pops up out of the blue. Having the right to choose your our destiny should be simple but not when there are outside forces trying to push you in a direction that you don't want to go in.

Episode eight - season two finale
To what limits would it take you to get pushed so far that you would end up doing the unthinkable and would you be able to carry the burden that accompanies it? You don't know what you've got until it's gone.

Did I love this season as much as the first one, probably not. But I'd have to give it a re-watch because I think the split release schedule probably played a part in my assumption, especially given that this season was tied up at the end with events that occurred in the first episode that was released over several months ago. Hopefully they'll release season three over the course of eight consecutive weeks instead. All in all though this is still easily one of the best TV shows in recent years and is further proof that the medium of animation can tell amazingly intricate, heartfelt and morally complex stories.

I didn’t find time to finish season 2 but it’s something that I’m going to have to catch up with and quickly for season 3 is upon us.

It's good to see that Seth Rogan has visited the world's greatest website, read my comments about season two and taken my recommendations on board, in terms of getting rid of the mid-season break for season three