Cleverman: Season 2

TV-14

2017

Created by Leah Purcell, Wayne Blair
87%
6 episodes
Action
Drama
Science Fiction

In this Australian sci-fi series, humans and creatures from ancient Aboriginal mythology coexist but tensions are high. It is up to... More

In this Australian sci-fi series, humans and creatures from ancient Aboriginal mythology coexist but tensions are high. It is up to one powerful young man, The Cleverman, to unite this divided world.

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Cleverman: Season 2 episodes

Revival

Koen must unite the hairy and human people of the... More Zone, who have scattered and disappeared across the City after the demolishing of their home.

Bindawu

Waruu takes a position in government for the Inclusion Initiative.... More Koen vows to do whatever he can to help the Hairy people.

Dark Clouds

Koen grows in power and understanding as he spends time... More with Uncle Jimmy. Meanwhile, Waruu discovers a dangerous new creature and is led by an old story to a substance he believes can vanquish the Cleverman.

Muya

Koen fears his powers are diminishing. Darana is appalled by... More Jarli's actions. Waruu learns vital information about the nulla nulla.

Skin

Koen targets Waruu's power base and confronts him, demanding he... More close the Inclusion Clinic. Waruu is unintimidated as he believes he has a very special weapon. Slade has Waruu's hair DNA tested and is stunned by the results.

Borrowed Time

Allegiances are tested when Jarli takes action in the city.... More Waruu possesses the one thing that can kill Koen.

Cleverman: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

87_%0 reviews
Audience score rating

"There's no shortage of ambition here. It's not always subtle, and not everything in Cleverman succeeds. But... this season is a massive step in the right direction."

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The Age

"Season two busies itself by extending the universe, upping the scales politically and maintaining the show's ability to detonate allegorical truth bombs."

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