Banshee is an American drama television series set in a small town in Pennsylvania Amish country and features an enigmatic ex-con posing as a murdered sheriff who imposes his own brand of justice while also cooking up plans that serve his own interests.
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Banshee is an American drama television series set in a small town in Pennsylvania Amish country and features an enigmatic ex-con posing as a murdered sheriff who imposes his own brand of justice while also cooking up plans that serve his own interests.
Season 2 episodes
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In the aftermath of their bloody shootout with Rabbit, Lucas, Carrie and the Banshee Sheriff's Department (BSD) are interrogated by FBI special agent Jim Racine, who metes out punishment that may, or may not, fit the crimes. Meanwhile, Proctor sets his sights on persuading Rebecca to return to his care. As Gordon stews over his wife's betrayal, Deva shows off her resourcefulness after being caught shoplifting in a mall. Later, a straightforward armored-truck robbery turns into a dangerous high-speed chase involving a mysterious motorcycle pursuer.
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Directed by Greg YaitanesWritten by Jonathan TropperGuest stars Odette Annable, Gabriel Suttle, Chelsea Cardwell, Derek Cecil, Maya Gilbert, Gil Birmingham, Stephanie Northrup, Željko Ivanek
Spurned by Deva and Gordon, Carrie is forced to take up a new residence. With his leadership abilities questioned by rival George Hunter and the tribal council, Alex ramps up his efforts to recover the money stolen in the casino heist. Siobhan relives a nightmare when her ex-husband, Breece Connors, shows up looking to reconnect. Lucas is asked to return Proctor's favor.
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Directed by Greg YaitanesWritten by David SchicklerGuest stars Matthew Rauch, Afton Williamson, Odette Annable, Déjá Dee, Chelsea Cardwell, Robert C. Treveiler, Maya Gilbert, Gil Birmingham
A shocking murder near an Amish farm fractures relations between the Kinaho tribe and the Amish, who are forced to rely on Proctor to fend off a vengeful mob. Investigating the crime on Kinaho turf, Lucas and his deputies find themselves confronted by uncooperative gang members and their imposing leader, Chayton Littlestone. Meanwhile, Carrie welcomes an unexpected visitor, while Lucas deals with the sudden appearance of a most unwelcome one.
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Directed by Ole Christian MadsenWritten by Evan DunskyGuest stars Matthew Rauch, Afton Williamson, Geno Segers, Odette Annable, Déjá Dee, Alpha Trivette, Jennifer Griffin, Steve Coulter
Following a lead from Brock, Lucas visits a strict Amish schoolteacher who might have insights into the murder of Kinaho tribe member Lana Cleary and the disappearance of Solomon Bowman. Emmett and Siobhan find transferring a captive Chayton more difficult than expected. Rebecca copes with the pain of her parents' rejection. Proctor offers Alex a peace offering, and Nola delivers a final blow for justice.
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Directed by Ole Christian MadsenWritten by Evan DunskyGuest stars Matthew Rauch, Afton Williamson, Geno Segers, Odette Annable, Gabriel Suttle, Chelsea Cardwell, Alpha Trivette, Steve Coulter
Lucas considers moving on after he and Carrie take a detour on their drive back to Banshee. Agent Racine recalls the botched case against Rabbit that has haunted him for years.
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Directed by Babak NajafiWritten by John RomanoGuest stars Matthew Rauch, Željko Ivanek, Lyne Renee, Amanda Powell, Frank J. Aard, Vivian Fleming-Alvarez, Cole Ashton Becker, Lindsay Reese Hall
When Jason’s past catches up to him, Lucas decides to make a deal to save the boy’s life, and maybe his own. In the absence of Carrie, Gordon and Deva’s lives spin out of control. Proctor teaches Rebecca a hard lesson in allegiance.
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Directed by Babak NajafiWritten by John RomanoGuest stars Matthew Rauch, Gabriel Suttle, Sheena Zadeh, Maya Gilbert, Harrison Thomas, Andrew Howard, Laura Bella Parry, Linds Edwards
In an effort to bring down Proctor, an enraged Lucas looks for trees to shake. After rattling the regulars and strippers at the Savoy, Lucas and his deputies rough up Sharp, a junkyard skinhead, for info on Proctor’s ecstasy operation. A family crisis brings Carrie, Deva and Gordon together; Alex (Anthony Ruivivar) faces a vote of no-confidence at the tribal council; Job shows off his explosive side.
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Directed by Loni PeristereWritten by Doug JungGuest stars Matthew Rauch, Gabriel Suttle, Maya Gilbert, Gil Birmingham, Tyson Sullivan, Joseph Sikora, Chris Gann, Daniella Short
An illegal search warrant helps Lucas bust Proctor, at a cost. Sharp and his skinheads look for payback against Emmett, testing the limits of the deputy’s patience. Carrie provides the cash for Max’s treatments and takes a small step towards thawing out her relationship with Gordon and Deva. Job finally gets a lead on Rabbit.
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Directed by Loni PeristereWritten by Doug JungGuest stars Matthew Rauch, Afton Williamson, Gabriel Suttle, Déjá Dee, Sheena Zadeh, Robert C. Treveiler, Maya Gilbert, Stephanie Northrup
While in New York, Job visits a priest with ties to Rabbit; Carrie's relationship with Gordon faces a new test following another revelation.
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Directed by Greg YaitanesWritten by Jonathan TropperGuest stars Matthew Rauch, Gabriel Suttle, Déjá Dee, Jennifer Griffin, Robert C. Treveiler, Maya Gilbert, Gil Birmingham, Joseph Sikora
Lucas and Carrie steel themselves for a showdown with a vengeful Rabbit and his ruthless soldiers; Rebecca proves her allegiance.
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Directed by Greg YaitanesWritten by Jonathan TropperGuest stars Geno Segers, Christos Vasilopoulos, Ricky Russert, Stephanie Northrup, Joseph Gatt, Željko Ivanek, Tyson Sullivan, Reg E. Cathey
Jonathan Tropper, David Schickler, Adam Targum, Chad Feehan, Doug Jung, Liz Sagal, Evan Dunsky, John Romano, Steve Turner, Jennifer Ames, Justin Britt-Gibson, Chris Kelley, Halley Wegryn Gross, Jonathan Tropper
