Season Guide
Outlaws Season 2
Season 2 Review
⚠ Spoiler alert Season notes below reveal how the story develops.
Season 2 of Outlaws premiered 1961-10-05 and ran 24 episodes through 1962-05-10.
Episodes
1
Our Take The season two opener spends a lot of time re-establishing where everyone landed after last year's finale, and some of that housekeeping drags. Still, the awkward chemistry between…
2
Our Take This one leans hard into the comedy, and it mostly lands thanks to the cast's chemistry, though a few of the subplots feel like treading water. The pace…
3
Our Take This is a middle-of-the-season episode that mostly pushes pieces around the board, with a few good laughs but a lot of time spent on storylines that feel like…
4
Our Take A messy middle-of-the-season episode that coasts on the cast's chemistry while the plot barely moves. Rani and Esme get the best material, but the Roco subplot feels like…
5
Our Take This one leans hard into the show's knack for blending crime caper tension with awkward comedy, and mostly it lands. The group scenes crackle the way they did…
6
Our Take This finale leans hard on the show's comic strengths, and the escalating chaos mostly pays off even if the plot machinery gets creaky in places. Rhianne Barrie and…
7
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
8
Our Take A busy finale that mostly sticks the landing, with the group's chaotic teamwork paying off in a showdown that's tense without taking itself too seriously. Stephen Merchant and…
9
Our Take A slower, talkier hour that leans hard on the ensemble's chemistry to paper over some convenient plotting. The comedic beats mostly land, especially whenever Rani and Frank share…
10
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
11
Our Take A busy wrap-up that spends too long tying off every loose thread before getting to the good stuff. The group scenes still land, and Merchant's dry direction keeps…
12
Our Take A tidy wrap-up that spends most of its runtime tying bows rather than delivering surprises. The gang's chemistry still carries things, and there are a few genuinely funny…
13
Our Take A weirdly slow hour that spends most of its runtime on one character's backstory, and the results are mixed. The quiet character work actually lands better than expected,…
14
Our TakeMiddle of the road. Watchable, but you'll forget the details by next episode.
15
Our Take A middling hour that leans on a guest character nobody asked to see again. The group scenes still crackle when the whole cast is in the room, but…
16
Our Take A middling hour that leans on the ensemble's chemistry while the plot mostly treads water. There are a few solid laughs, mostly from the bickering between the group,…
17
Our Take A middling entry that leans on a horse-swapping premise and never builds much tension around it. The guest performances are serviceable and there's a laid-back charm to the…
18
Our Take A quieter hour that leans on the bond between the show's female characters, and it mostly earns the shift in focus. Some of the comedic subplots feel like…
19
Our Take A slower, tension-heavy hour that mostly works because it lets the characters stew in their bad decisions. The pacing drags in the middle stretch, and a few subplots…
20
Our Take A quieter, more sombre hour that trades the show's usual caper energy for long conversations about consequences, and it mostly works. Stephen Merchant and Christopher Walken get the…
21
Our Take A middling entry that leans on the usual Western beats without adding much personality to them. The pacing sags in the middle stretch, and the guest characters never…
22
Our Take A middling hour that leans on the show's usual strengths, the banter and the odd-couple chemistry, without giving them much to do. A couple of scenes land nicely,…
23
Our Take This one leans hard on horseback action, and if that's what you came for, it mostly delivers. The trouble is the characters barely get room to breathe between…
24
Our Take A middling entry that gets the job done without leaving much behind. The setup is routine even by this show's standards, and the pacing sags in the middle…