Narcos: Mexico: Season 2

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Netflix | Season Premiere Date: February 13, 2020

Summary: DEA agent Walt Breslin (Scoot McNairy) comes to Mexico for justice for a fellow agent and take down the Guadalajara Cartel.

Creator: Chris Brancato and Doug Miro and Carlo Bernard

Genre(s): Drama, Action & Adventure

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Season 2 Episodes

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S2:E10. Free Trade
Air Date: February 13, 2020
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S2:E10. Free Trade
Air Date: February 13, 2020
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S2:E9. Growth, Prosperity, and Liberation
Air Date: February 13, 2020

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Allison Keene

Feb 10, 2020

Though it wanders in its middle episodes, Narcos: Mexico remains a finely written drama that loves to wow us with facts and maps even more than twists born from violent turns (which are, nevertheless, exceptionally effective). It’s smart, dense, and has a flare for the dramatic that keeps each episode interesting (and will have you, once again, running to Wikipedia to compare characters and events to their real-life counterparts). Read full review

The Daily Beast Nick Schager

Feb 13, 2020

There are upwards of 20 main characters in Narcos: Mexico, and it’s a credit to showrunner Eric Newman—and their team of capable screenwriters and directors—that they all turn out to be distinctive and compelling. Read full review

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akash7587

Feb 16, 2020

continues to get better in storytelling with every season . it may not have the explosiveness of it's colombian counterpart but it's still a great and addictive show.

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Maxthor

Jul 30, 2023

Narcos: Mexico Season 2 maintains the same level of excellence as before, depicting characters from an extremely dramatic perspective within the existing framework of reality. The seamless transition between new and old characters and different storylines makes it as captivating as theNarcos: Mexico Season 2 maintains the same level of excellence as before, depicting characters from an extremely dramatic perspective within the existing framework of reality. The seamless transition between new and old characters and different storylines makes it as captivating as the original series.… Expand

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Berik

Feb 21, 2020

What could technically be called Narcos Season 5, is showing a rapid decline of quality and purpose for the show. In previous seasons, the show featured DEA agents that brought a convincing personal motivation to their involvement. This season however, we got Walt. A man that is almostWhat could technically be called Narcos Season 5, is showing a rapid decline of quality and purpose for the show. In previous seasons, the show featured DEA agents that brought a convincing personal motivation to their involvement. This season however, we got Walt. A man that is almost invisible in contrast to all the Narcos.

For some reason the season has an incredibly slow pace, showing petty disagreements between criminals as if it's high quality Shakespeare when it's not. The semi-documentary approach of the original first season is almost completely gone, and instead we get hours and hours of Felix Gallardo's constipated facial expression. The show is using filler more and more.

Slow, boring and a shade of its former self. It's a very underwhelming season, i give it a 5/10.… Expand

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signum88

Aug 22, 2021

It passes the time but it's nowhere near as interesting as the original. Also it's much more political now and woke viewpoints are inserted thoughout the story.

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Seasons & Episodes

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Series Overview
Season 3

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- Season 3 Overview
  Air Date: November 5, 2021
Season 2

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- Season 2 Overview
  Air Date: February 13, 2020
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  S2:E10. Free Trade
  Air Date: February 13, 2020
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  S2:E10. Free Trade
  Air Date: February 13, 2020
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  S2:E9. Growth, Prosperity, and Liberation
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  S2:E9. Growth, Prosperity, and Liberation
  Air Date: February 13, 2020
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  S2:E8. Se Cayó El Sistema
  Air Date: February 13, 2020
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  S2:E8. Se Cayó El Sistema
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  S2:E7. Truth and Reconciliation
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  S2:E7. Truth and Reconciliation
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  S2:E6. El Dedazo
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  S2:E6. El Dedazo
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  S2:E5. AFO
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  S2:E5. AFO
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  S2:E4. The Big Dig
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  S2:E4. The Big Dig
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  S2:E3. Ruben Zuno Arce
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  S2:E3. Ruben Zuno Arce
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  S2:E2. Alea lacta Est
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  S2:E1. Salva El Tigre
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  S2:E1. Salva El Tigre
  Air Date: February 13, 2020
Season 1

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- Season 1 Overview
  Air Date: November 1, 2018