Russian Doll on Netflix is a comedy-drama series that follows the life (and many deaths!) of a jaded game developer, Nadia Vulvokov, who keeps dying only to find herself alive and back at her 36th birthday party. While she tries to get answers to why she is stuck in a time loop, she crosses paths with Alan, who is also in the same situation. Season two of the series shows Nadia 10 days away from her 40th birthday when a train journey suddenly turns into time travel. Watch the show to find out what happens next.
Where to Watch Russian Doll Season 2
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How Many Episodes Are in Russian Doll Season 2?
There are seven episodes in Russian Doll season two. The runtime of episodes averages between 25-33 minutes. You can check the complete list of Russian Doll episodes and their release date below.
Season 2
- “Nowhen”: April 20, 2022
- “Coney Island Baby”: April 20, 2022
- “Brain Drain”: April 20, 2022
- “Station to Station”: April 20, 2022
- “Exquisite Corpse”: April 20, 2022
- “Schrödinger’s Ruth”: April 20, 2022
- “Matryoshka”: April 20, 2022
Season 1
- “Nothing in This World Is Easy”: February 1, 2019
- “The Great Escape”: February 1, 2019
- “A Warm Body”: February 1, 2019
- “Alan’s Routine”: February 1, 2019
- “Superiority Complex”: February 1, 2019
- “Reflection”: February 1, 2019
- “The Way Out”: February 1, 2019
- “Ariadne”: February 1, 2019
What Are the Critics Saying About Russian Doll Season 2?
Russian Doll Season 2 has an official critics rating of 97% and an average audience score of 69% on Rotten Tomatoes.
The Atlantic’s Sophie Gilbert writes, “Raw, bruising, and existentially heavier than its predecessor. If the first installment felt miraculously complete, the seven new episodes feel instead like a slide down into a darker space.”
Dan Einav from Financial Times says, “After the first series achieved that rarest of feats — a truly neat and satisfying ending — this largely enjoyable new instalment feels just a little more jumbled, and a little less than necessary.”
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Is Russian Doll Season 2 Suitable for Kids?
Russian Doll is rated TV-MA, which means it is meant for viewing by mature audiences only. The content material is not suitable for children under 17.
