Russian Doll

Season 2

7 listed hours · 2019–2022 · Netflix

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How this season is filed

Natasha Lyonne dies at her party and wakes at the bathroom sink until the loop becomes a character study. Downtown Möbius strip: funny, then metaphysical, cigarette-ash soul. Season one's tight time-loop gem — proof a streamer could still deliver a complete, weird season without stretching the puzzle into mush.

TV Flash files Season 2 of Russian Doll (2019–2022) on Netflix as the last listed season of 2 — 7 listed hours, 2022-04-20 from “Nowhen” (S02E01) to “Matryoshka” (S02E07). Titles, dates, and synopses on file — no invented recaps.

  1. S02E07 Matryoshka

    Matryoshka nests the close — loop as character study, cigarette-ash soul, title as the toy's last doll.

  2. S02E01 Nowhen

    Nowhen expands the tight gem into metaphysics, a streamer's formal dare still wearing the time-loop clothes.

  1. S02E01

    Nowhen

    Nadia's 40th birthday is a few days away, and she's planning to celebrate it quietly with Alan. Then something really strange happens.

  2. S02E02

    Coney Island Baby

    While hopping around the city searching for the missing Krugerrands, Nadia runs into a familiar face who lends her a hand.

  3. S02E03

    Brain Drain

    Nadia learns an intriguing fact about the family fortune that sends her on a quest for clues — and her situation takes a bizarre new turn.

  4. S02E04

    Station to Station

    Alan gets in touch with his roots in Berlin. On a trip to Budapest, Nadia and Maxine wind up at a mind-bending house party.

  5. S02E05

    Exquisite Corpse

    Nadia tracks down the stolen valuables and formulates a plan to secure her family's future. But she comes to a grim realization.

  6. S02E06

    Schrödinger's Ruth

    After the weirdest subway ride yet, Nadia navigates a puzzling predicament. Meanwhile, Alan desperately tries to find Nadia.

  7. S02E07

    Matryoshka

    On Nadia's birthday, she and Alan reunite in a familiar place. But they clash over how to handle the future (and the past).

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