After averting a doomsday in Dallas, the Umbrella siblings return to a very different Academy — now ruled by the powerful and hostile Sparrows.
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Directed by Jeremy WebbWritten by Steve Blackman, M. A. LovrettaGuest stars Adam Godley, Jordan Claire Robbins, Seunghwan Min, Augustus Oicle, Graham Parkhurst, Chai Valladares, Indy Saluja, Rachel Delduca
With their Number One missing, the Sparrows take a hostage. Allison makes a painful discovery. Klaus takes Five on an eye-opening road trip.
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Directed by Cheryl DunyeWritten by Jesse McKeownGuest stars Jordan Claire Robbins, Krista Bridges, Allan James Cooke, Noah Lamanna, Mark Cowling, Basel Daoud, Tony Marra, Britne Oldford
As people start disappearing in waves, Five and Lila reluctantly team up to solve their time-travel problem. Klaus sees a new side of his father.
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Directed by Cheryl DunyeWritten by Robert AskinsGuest stars Jordan Claire Robbins, Douglas E. Hughes, Marnie Delwo, Clare Butler, Kenny Robinson, James Hicks, Gordon Harper, Dorly Jean-Louis
Klaus's relationship with death proves more complicated than anyone knew. Viktor finally learns what happened to the Umbrellas' mothers.
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Directed by Sylvain WhiteWritten by Elizabeth PaddenGuest stars Jordan Claire Robbins, Yusuf Gatewood, Dante Albidone, Laura Hopper, Oliver Kirton, Sean Sullivan, Edward A. Queffelec, Britne Oldford
Five chases down Pogo, Viktor and Harlan attempt a transfer of powers, and Diego and Lila venture beyond the wall of the White Buffalo Suite.
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Directed by Jeff F. KingWritten by Lauren OteroGuest stars Adam Godley, Jordan Claire Robbins, Yusuf Gatewood, Britne Oldford, Justin Cornwell, Jake Epstein, Cazzie David, Javon Walton
In 1989, Lila digs up one of her mother's secrets. The families join forces to fight the Kugelblitz. Reginald teaches Klaus to harness his powers.
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Directed by Kate WoodsWritten by M. A. LovrettaGuest stars Jordan Claire Robbins, Kate Walsh, Patrice Goodman, Ken Hall, Britne Oldford, Javon Walton, Tracy Rowland, Sentayehu Kingdon
Shaken, the family confronts the deadly mysteries of the Hotel Oblivion — and the growing suspicion that their mission is not what it seems.
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Directed by Jeff F. KingWritten by Steve Blackman, Robert AskinsGuest stars Yusuf Gatewood, Birva Pandya, John Beale, Andre Tricoteux, Warren Scherer, Matthew G. Taylor, Coco Assad
Emmy Raver-LampmanAllison Hargreeves / Number Three
Robert SheehanKlaus Hargreeves / Number Four
David CastañedaDiego Hargreeves / Number Two
Mary J. BligeCha-Cha
Justin H. MinBen Hargreeves / Number Six
Credits
Created by
Steve Blackman
Written by
Jesse McKeown, Steve Blackman, Thomas Page McBee, Lauren Otero, Elizabeth Padden, Aeryn Michelle Williams, Steve Blackman, Robert Askins, Jesse McKeown, Aeryn Michelle Williams, Ben Nedivi, M. A. Lovretta, Lauren Schmidt Hissrich, Mark Goffman, Bob DeLaurentis, Matt Wolpert
Production details
Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
36
Original language
English
Networks & production
Netflix
Dark Horse EntertainmentUnited States
UCPUnited States
Borderline EntertainmentUnited States
Irish Cowboy ProductionsUnited States
Themes
alternate historyapocalypsearmageddonbased on comiccuriousdysfunctional familyend of worldkids