Samantha! - Season 2
Season 2
A negative tell-all book and movie about her life inspire Samantha to try and be a better actress and parent. But forgoing revenge proves difficult.
Episodes
Episódio 1
When Samantha's ex-bandmates adapt a tell-all book about her into a movie that publicly denounces her as immature, she sets out to prove them wrong.
Episódio 2
Dodói spends the day trying to please his mother. Samantha decides to take a break from the media as Tico and Porky cast an actress to play her.
Episódio 3
Samantha tries out feminism, much to Cindy's dismay. Dodói goes to therapy. Brandon's grandmother persuades him to test out a new passion.
Episódio 4
In an attempt to win over an experimental theater director, Samantha attends a party with Dodói, who draws attention. Laila offers Cindy love advice.
Episódio 5
Carmen struggles to elicit feelings from Samantha, and even resorts to using a straitjacket, as the child star tries to suppress her emotional past.
Episódio 6
When Samantha is unable to say the word "orphan," she enlists a specialist to help her mentally return to a pivotal moment in her career.
Episódio 7
Following Samantha's somber one-person play, an eager fan kidnaps the actress in order to try and convince her to be happy and optimistic again.
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