Huff: Season 2

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Season Details & Credits

SHOWTIME | Season Premiere Date: April 2, 2006

Starring: Paget Brewster, Hank Azaria, Blythe Danner

Summary: Troubled psychiatrist Craig Huffstodt (Hank Azaria) and his troubled friends, troubled family and troubled patients return for a second season of this Showtime dramedy. Look for upcoming guest appearances by Sharon Stone and Anjelica Huston.

Genre(s): Comedy, Drama

Season 2 Episodes

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S2:E13. Which Lip Is the Cervical Lip?
Air Date: June 25, 2006
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S2:E12. Black Shadows
Air Date: June 18, 2006
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S2:E11. Tapping the Squid
Air Date: June 11, 2006

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Adam Buckman

"Huff" is one of the best dramas on TV and easily the best one airing currently on pay cable. Read full review

Philip A. Stephenson

The unique amalgam of a show that "Huff" has been -- a sort of sampler platter of hyperbolic though realistic, sympathetic but often self-sabotaging characters -- retains its balance and tone quite well this season. Read full review

Melanie McFarland

Against everything else available to viewers, "Huff" is premium cable-grade content without the "wows" that justify the extra expense. Read full review

Brian Lowry

The second flight of episodes shares much with year one -- showy [performances] tethered to uneven writing and a less-defined premise than those of other top pay TV dramas. Read full review

Tim Goodman

"Huff" got too heavy, and too predictable in its moroseness. Lying on the couch for more seems unnecessarily depressing. Read full review

Tom Gliatto

It feels less like Freud's fun house than an opportunity for one performer after another to launch into frenzied, vituperative speeches. [24 Apr 2006, p.39]

TV Guide Magazine Matt Roush

Huff is stubbornly inert, going all over the place tonally while going nowhere emotionally. Read full review

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JoeyM

Apr 6, 2006

Wonderful - in every way - the writing, casting ( great vehicle for Azaria ) - love it all !!!!! I have to say that Oliver Platt is just amazing in his role - the charm and sensitivity that he's able to bring to such a character as dysfunctional as Russell is a big part of what hooked Wonderful - in every way - the writing, casting ( great vehicle for Azaria ) - love it all !!!!! I have to say that Oliver Platt is just amazing in his role - the charm and sensitivity that he's able to bring to such a character as dysfunctional as Russell is a big part of what hooked me - and Blythe Danner - perfect for the very intriguing Izzy EVERYONE - Perfect ! A breath of fresh air to cable entertainment -… Expand