Halt and Catch Fire
Heaven is a Place
TV Flash files “Heaven is a Place” as the last listed hour of season 2 — Halt and Catch Fire (2014–2017) on AMC, season 2, episode 10, aired 2015-08-02, 60 min.
From the desk
How this hour is filed
This leaf is S02E10: listed hour 20 of 40 in the Halt and Catch Fire guide, last listed hour of season 2. It aired 2015-08-02 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Kali” (S02E09). Next is “Valley of the Heart's Delight” (S03E01).
Catalog log
Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
In the Season 2 finale, Gordon aids Joe as the Clark family descends into crisis. Meanwhile, Cameron envisions a new future for Mutiny that may not include everyone.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Heaven is a Place sit in the Halt and Catch Fire guide?
S02E10 is listed hour 20 of 40 — last listed hour of season 2, season 2 episode 10.
When did Halt and Catch Fire S02E10 air?
Heaven is a Place aired 2015-08-02 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Is it slow at first?
It found its soul mid-run. Seasons 3–4 are the critic-consensus peak; starting at one teaches the beige-box ambition the later years earn.
In the series
Why this series still plays
1980s clones to early web: Joe's pitch, Gordon's hardware heartbreak, Cameron and Donna building companies the industry still would not credit. AMC's critics' darling that found its soul mid-run. Tech history as human drama — ambition in beige boxes, and a prestige show actually about making the future.
The flash is a beige box and a pitch that should have been a premiere. Christopher Cantwell and Christopher C. Rogers's AMC drama (2014–2017) — Lee Pace's Joe MacMillan selling the next computing revolution, Scoot McNairy's Gordon taking the hardware heartbreak, Mackenzie Davis's Cameron and Kerry Bishé's Donna building companies the industry still would not credit, Toby Huss's Bosworth in the blast radius. Texas clones to early web. Relationships crash as hard as stock prices. The museum guard will call it…
Filed against
- Lee Pace as Joe MacMillan
Lee Pace’s Ned made Pushing Daisies a pie-shop tragedy in candy colors — 2000s catalog noir, a touch he cannot use, Bryan Fuller’s sugar rush canceled too sweet. Halt and Catch Fire and Foundation stretched the same elegance into…
- Scoot McNairy as Gordon Clark
Scoot McNairy's Gordon Clark gave Halt and Catch Fire its hardware heartbreak — 1980s clones to early web, Joe's pitch, Cameron and Donna building companies the industry still would not credit. AMC's critics' darling that found its soul…
- Mackenzie Davis as Cameron Howe
Mackenzie Davis’s Cameron Howe built companies the industry still would not credit on Halt and Catch Fire — 1980s clones to early web, beige-box ambition — then carried Station Eleven’s traveling Shakespeare through a humane collapse. AMC…
- Kerry Bishé as Donna Clark
Kerry Bishé's Donna Clark built companies the industry would not credit on Halt and Catch Fire — AMC's 1980s-clones-to-early-web critics' darling, beige-box ambition, hardware heartbreak with a woman's ledger. TV Flash files her as 2010s…
- Toby Huss as John Bosworth
Toby Huss’s Artie the Strongest Man turned The Adventures of Pete & Pete into kid logic as literature — endless summer, garage bands, a suburb like an indie film — then walked Halt and Catch Fire’s beige-box ambition. Nickelodeon poetry…