The Mole - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Nobody’s Safe
For their first mission in Malaysia, players must keep intruders from taking their spot. Three people face a crucial choice before the elimination quiz.
Treasure Island
The competition is on as the first elimination raises suspicions and the players embark on a treasure hunt. A tempting offer stirs up tension.
Money Tower
A romantic alliance puts the group on high alert. The game reaches new heights as two players rappel down a building to pull off a daring heist.
Powers of Observation
In Kuala Lumpur, revealing interview tapes give players new insights. The team then uses their observation and deduction skills for a glamorous mission.
Special Delivery
At a shipping container yard, the team hunts for crates of cash in a game based on honesty and trust. Later, an auction brings irresistible advantages.
Cave Raid
Tempers flare when the team suffers the biggest betrayal imaginable. Then, the players push through their differences to navigate a cave full of puzzles.
Beat the Bomb
A new opportunity to increase the cash prize arises during an explosive mission. Later, a negotiation pits two opposing teams against each other.
Taken
A search-and-rescue mission turns into a race against time on Penang Island. A player receives enticing offers and the wrong choice could mean game over.
Night At The Museum
The remaining players must demonstrate their robbery skills in a seemingly impossible mission before the quiz that reveals the finalists' names.
Who Is The Mole?
The last mission becomes the final chance to gather the decisive clues. The eliminated players return to crown the winner — and unmask the Mole.
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