Life (2007): Season 2

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Season Details & Credits

NBC | Season Premiere Date: September 29, 2008

Starring: Donal Logue, Brent Sexton, Adam Arkin

Summary: Charlie (Damian Lewis) is still solving crimes with his partner Reese while trying to find who set him up back in 1995.

Creator: Rand Ravich

Genre(s): Drama, Suspense

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Season 2 Episodes

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S2:E21. One
Air Date: April 8, 2009
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S2:E20. Initiative 38
Air Date: April 1, 2009
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S2:E19. 5 Quarts
Air Date: March 25, 2009

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Ellen Gray

Things are lighter and brighter--and frequently funnier--in the Los Angeles of Life. Read full review

Nancy DeWolf Smith

It's all more like a steady burn--of talent, of smart writing, of chemical reactions--and it may take a few episodes to feel the heat. Read full review

David Hinckley

In general, we like his character, and Reese's. They have a new boss named Kevin Tidwell (Donal Logue), who doesn't start off all good or all bad. Neither does the show. But if it can maintain this level of quality, it's got a shot. Read full review

Maureen Ryan

I found it to be more or less the same competent procedural that it was last season. Read full review

James Poniewozik

Because of Lewis' brilliant portrayal of the eccentric Charlie, the show is perfectly enjoyable. It's just not compelling, mainly because the ongoing story of Charlie's search for justice is so isolated from the rest of the show that it seems meant for bathroom and snack breaks. Read full review

Alan Sepinwall

So long as Lewis is around, Life will be several steps above those cookie-cutter police procedurals. Read full review

Cynthia Fuchs

Dani of the Perfectly Tousled Locks watches Charlie for the rest of us, her responses shaping ours. Read full review

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CynM.

Oct 10, 2008

This is a fantastic show that get absolutely NO press! I don't understand the logic of spending time and effort into developing a show and not promoting it.