BeefSeason 2

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A young couple witnesses an alarming fight between their boss and his wife, triggering chess moves of favors and coercion in the elitist world of a country club and its Korean billionaire owner.

Where to Watch Beef • Season 2

8 Episodes

All the Things We're Never Going to Have
E1
All the Things We're Never Going to HaveCountry-club employees Ashley and Austin witness a vicious fight between their boss and his wife — and decide to leverage it to get ahead.
A New Starting Point for Further Desires
E2
A New Starting Point for Further DesiresWhile Josh tries to play off Ashley's ascendance at the club, Lindsay seeks petty revenge. The Chairwoman proposes changes at the gym.
The Increasing Flimsiness of Any Certainties About the Future
E3
The Increasing Flimsiness of Any Certainties About the FutureJosh and Lindsay consider a new chapter for their lives. Ashley encourages Austin to get closer to Eunice.
Oh, the Comfort, the Inexpressible Comfort
E4
Oh, the Comfort, the Inexpressible ComfortWhen Austin and Ashley are trapped for hours in an ER waiting room, Josh sees an opportunity to turn the tables.
I Am Killing My Flesh Without It
E5
I Am Killing My Flesh Without ItLindsay and Josh's marital strife comes to a head when an unexpected crisis hits home.
Those Blue Remembered Hills
E6
Those Blue Remembered HillsJosh and Austin try to mend fences with a training session. Lindsay tutors Ashley in the delicate art of winning over the club's wives.
The Hour of Separation
E7
The Hour of SeparationAshley, Lindsay and Ava's girls' getaway to Seoul is upended by old tensions, new revelations and shocking confessions at 30,000 feet.
It Will Stay This Way and You Will Obey
E8
It Will Stay This Way and You Will ObeyFighting for survival on the Chairwoman's home turf, both couples must decide what — and for whom — they're willing to sacrifice.

Cast of Season 2

Oscar IsaacJoshua Martín / Executive Producer
Carey MulliganLindsay Crane-Martín / Executive Producer
Cailee SpaenyAshley Miller / Executive Producer
Charles MeltonAustin Davis / Executive Producer
Youn Yuh-jungChairwoman Park
Song Kang-hoDr. Kim
Seoyeon JangEunice
William FichtnerTroy
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Mikaela HooverAva
Reuben LimProducer
Siddharth MehraCo-Producer
Miriam BattyeCo-Producer
Joshua GonzalesProducer
Anna Ouyang MoenchExecutive Producer
Kitao SakuraiExecutive Producer
Ethan KuperbergExecutive Producer
Sabrina MahfouzProducer
Gene HongProducer
Sam FrenchExecutive Producer
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Beef • Season 2 Ratings & Reviews

rylo12May 11, 2026
COULD NOT STOP WATCHING - WHAT A SHOW
Hipster ZOMBIEMay 6, 2026
“Where’s The Beef.” Season one of Beef was lightning in a bottle. Sharp writing, layered characters, and escalating chaos turned a simple road rage incident into one of Netflix’s most addictive dramas. Season two, unfortunately, feels a little undercooked by comparison. The new cast does solid work and the setup has plenty of potential, but the story never fully taps into the same tension or emotional volatility that made the first season so compelling. The central “beef” is pushed aside surprisingly fast in favor of a subplot that slowly takes over the narrative, dragging the momentum down with it. That said, the season isn’t without its highlights. The finale delivers one genuinely standout moment with a brutal one-take fight scene set inside a surgery room that finally injects the kind of intensity the season had been missing. Overall, season two is still entertaining enough, but it lacks the bite, urgency, and unpredictability that made the original such a knockout. An okay follow-up, but definitely a step down from the first serving.
remiiMay 4, 2026
The involvement of both Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan is a double edge sword and yet it's neither a hit of miss. It's just a good first episode and good last one. The gap between the couples is in constant motion, it's generational, it's emotional, it is professional and in the end, it just is absurd. The theme of the insects invading the space is underlying indeed and overshadows the message from Parasite by Bong Joon-Ho and the way this sequel has been produced reminds of another series where couples are unhinged : The White Lotus.
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