Miranda - Season 2

Season 2

Following the conclusion of the first series, the BBC commissioned a second series for BBC Two in 2010. Of this, Hart said "I am not only relieved but totally overwhelmed by the response and thrilled that people have enjoyed the series. I am very grateful for all the support and to the BBC for giving me the chance to do another series next year." Filming started during the first weeks of summer, and the new series began broadcast in November 2010. The second series comprises six episodes and saw the return of Miranda's mother and friends, Stevie, Gary and Tilly

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Episodes6

DatesNov. 15, 2010 - Dez. 20, 2010

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Episodes

Season 2Episode 130 min

The New Me

Miranda has been at home eating biscuits and watching TV since Gary left. But when Stevie persuades her to move on, Miranda tries to reinvent herself entirely.

Nov. 15, 2010

Season 2Episode 230 min

Before I Die

Worried about what people might say about her life, Miranda decides to try and do some good - so she signs up a for a charity parachute jump.

Nov. 22, 2010

Season 2Episode 330 min

Let's Do It

Miranda doesn't know how to cope when, thanks to her new-found confidence, several men suddenly turn their affections towards her.

Nov. 29, 2010

Season 2Episode 430 min

A New Low

There is a new girl on the scene, and Miranda and Stevie find it tough going to keep up with her youthful energy and frenetic lifestyle.

Dez. 6, 2010

Season 2Episode 530 min

Just Act Normal

Miranda and Penny are forced into therapy for an assessment. How will they cope in a half-hour session with an unnervingly silent therapist?

Dez. 13, 2010

Season 2Episode 630 min

The Perfect Christmas

Miranda and Stevie try to spend Christmas at the shop with Gary, Clive and Tilly, but a series of infuriating events lurk just around the corner.

Dez. 20, 2010

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