Season 2
2020 · 8 episodes · 5h 52m in all · 4.1/10
In the aftermath of a devastating apartment fire, Jenny Cooper struggles to control a dangerous new outlet for her anxiety. Meanwhile, a witness to the fire draws Detective Donovan McAvoy into a hidden side of the city. Jenny must trust her instincts, as her father’s dementia worsens, her son turns 18, and her now-live-in boyfriend Liam is confronted by his own push and pull with death.

Episodes

1. Fire
6 Jan 2020 · 44 min · 4.0/10
As Jenny investigates a devastating fire in a low-income apartment building, she connects with a woman who has lost everything.

2. Borders
13 Jan 2020 · 44 min · 4.0/10
Jenny investigates a body found in the middle of a country road with no ID, and few clues to how he got there.

3. CRISPR SISTR
20 Jan 2020 · 44 min · 4.5/10
Jenny and Donovan investigate the death of a lab assistant, but Jenny's personal interest in the lab risks clouding the case for her.

4. Unburied
27 Jan 2020 · 44 min · 3.8/10
Jenny investigates two grisly deaths in the suburbs, complicated by an unreliable witness.

5. One Drum
3 Feb 2020 · 44 min · 3.8/10
In the aftermath of a mass shooting, Jenny's investigation is derailed when her exhaustion leads to dangerous consequences.

6. The Flipside
10 Feb 2020 · 44 min · 4.0/10
Jenny assists Donovan on a case that brings them into the world of true crime podcasts. Their challenge: how do you solve a murder with no body?

7. Monster in the House (1)
17 Feb 2020 · 44 min · 4.2/10
Jenny must trust her instincts as she takes on a new enemy that threatens to undermine her career, her family, and her own judgment.

8. Fire (2)
24 Feb 2020 · 44 min · 4.2/10
Jenny and Donovan must race to confirm their suspicions before a dangerous suspect gets away.
Coroner Season 2: quick answers
How many episodes are in Coroner Season 2?
Season 2 of Coroner has 8 episodes, about 6 hours in total.
When did Coroner Season 2 come out?
Season 2 premiered on 6 Jan 2020.
What is the best episode of Coroner Season 2?
By viewer score, episode 7, “Monster in the House (1)”, at 4.2/10.