Peacemaker - Season 2
Season 2
Following the exposure of Project Butterfly and the disbandment of Task Force X, the 11th Street Kids grapple with new identities, new friendships, and new rivalries. For Peacemaker, this means reconciling his past with his newfound sense of purpose — here and in an alternate dimension. Meanwhile, Rick Flag Sr. reappears as the director of A.R.G.U.S., focused on controlling metahumans and avenging the death of his son at the hands of Peacemaker.
Episodes
Chapter 01: The Ties That Grind
While Peacemaker attempts to join the Justice Gang, Harcourt struggles to find work, and Economos takes on a challenging new assignment.
Chapter 02: A Man Is Only as Good as His Bird
As Economos clashes with his new handler, Peacemaker must deal with the consequences of his actions in the alternate dimension.
Chapter 03: Another Rick Up My Sleeve
Economos pays for the team's bungled mission, while Peacemaker explores the depths of his relationship with Harcourt in the other dimension.
Chapter 04: Need I Say Door
As A.R.G.U.S. ramps up efforts to find the QUC, Harcourt receives a tempting offer from Flag – which comes at a steep cost to Peacemaker.
Chapter 05: Back to the Suture
After a catastrophic showdown with Flag, Peacemaker makes a shocking decision, while his friends scramble to keep the 11th Street Kids together.
Chapter 06: Ignorance Is Chris
As the 11th Street Kids fight to bring their missing member home, Flag doubles down on his efforts to hold Peacemaker accountable.
Chapter 07: Like a Keith in the Night
As Flag and A.R.G.U.S. close in, the 11th Street Kids attempt to keep the ever-increasing dangers of the alternate world around them at bay.
Chapter 08: Full Nelson
As Flag puts everyone around him in increasing danger, the 11th Street Kids must convince Peacemaker that he's one of them.
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