Upload: Season 2

TV-MA

2022

Created by Greg Daniels
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7 episodes
Comedy
Science Fiction
Amazon Original

Near-future comedy from the creator of Parks and Recreation following a car crash victim who, at the request of his girlfriend, opts... More

Near-future comedy from the creator of Parks and Recreation following a car crash victim who, at the request of his girlfriend, opts out of life-threatening surgery and instead has his mind uploaded to a virtual world.

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Upload: Season 2 is available to stream in New Zealand... More now on Prime Video.

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Welcome Back, Mr. Brown

While living with Ingrid, Nathan searches for Nora, who has... More fled of the grid.

Dinner Party

At a status-obsessed dinner, Nathan faces ghosts from his past.... More Nora flexes her programming skills as she steps into activism.

Robin Hood

Frustrated with the inequities at Lakeview, Nathan and Luke decide... More to redistribute some wealth with Ingrid's unwitting help. Nora undertakes a secretive mission.

Family Day

Nora's loyalties are stressed as she is called upon to... More take revolutionary action. Nathan's visiting family prompts him to consider what he wants out of his afterlife. Luke invents a new sport.

Mind Frisk

Nathan and Nora race to stop a potentially dangerous technological... More advance. Luke boycotts sleep when he finds Horizen is profiting from his dreams, as Aleesha continues to rise in the Horizen hierarchy. Ingrid is tempted by a new tech offering: digital babies.

The Outing

Nora and Aleesha pursue the mystery into New York City... More with Nathan and Luke along on screens. Ingrid receives unexpected visitors.

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Nora rallies the support of unlikely allies and Hyperloops to... More LA. Meanwhile, the issues in Nathan's personal life come to a head

Upload: Season 2 | Ratings & Reviews

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"Season 2 is just as refreshing and watchable (as last season)."

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Indian Express

"The whole thing is more fully realised (than Season 1). And yet, the second season is also terribly frustrating, as it ends in a sloppy hurry after only seven episodes."

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