Betty: Season 2

TV-MA

2021

Created by Lesley Arfin, Crystal Moselle
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94%
6 episodes
Comedy
Drama

With an eye on a diverse group of young women in the male-dominated New York skateboarding scene, filmmaker Crystal Moselle... More

With an eye on a diverse group of young women in the male-dominated New York skateboarding scene, filmmaker Crystal Moselle expands her 2018 Sundance hit Skate Kitchen into an HBO show.

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Where to watch Betty: Season 2

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

Betty: Season 2 episodes

Octopussy

Kirt’s (probably) on a quest. Indigo’s grocery gig isn’t cutting... More it. Honeybear and Ash are all in. Camille’s got flow. Winterbowl’s a bust, and Janay’s not here for the new guy.

Blue is the Warmest Threesome

While Janay leads the search for a new winter skate... More spot, Kirt holds court, Indigo plays the game, and Camille has sponsorship struggles. We see you, Honeybear!

Sugar We're Going Down, Swinging

Kirt gains some notoriety. In exchange for a favor, Indigo... More helps Camille take photos. Honeybear expands her horizons. A neighbor pops into the new skate spot, while Janay struggles to keep the boys in check. You got her back, Sylvester?

Sweet Tooth

Kirt enlists Shelby on a mission. Honeybear and Camille have... More second thoughts. Indigo looks to make a buck by any means. Janay and Sylvester are kind of a thing?

Good Luck With That

Everyone’s in their feelings at the squat Halloween party. Camille... More tries to make amends, Honeybear acts out, Janay’s tired of taking it slow, and Indigo’s not having any of it. Come on now, Kirt – practice what you preach!

The Let Out

Confessions. Breakthroughs. New beginnings. The party’s over, and it’s time... More to come home.

Betty: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

100_%5 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes® rating
94_%4 reviews
Audience score rating

"Though it maintains this unique energy, the second season has more narrative shape to it than the first."

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Film School Rejects

"Betty is best when it gives viewers the near-documentary sense that they're just embedded with these young women."

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Hollywood Reporter

"Betty manages to deliver the same slice-of-life charm of season one, even while set against the sobering reality of a global pandemic and the feverish June protests."

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