Your Friends & Neighbors — Season 2
Coop's suburban crime spiral deepens, episode by episode
Your Friends & Neighbors S2E1 Review: Coop Levels Up the Bad Idea
Coop begins Season 2 with a better scam, a worse back, and one rich new neighbor buying the room.
Your Friends & Neighbors S2E2 Review: Coop Gets Too Complicated
Coop tries to turn burglary into a business, while everyone else discovers that status still sends invoices.
Your Friends & Neighbors S2E3 Review: Ashe Keeps the Receipt
Coop gets blackmailed into finance, Tori moves across town, and Westmont makes crime feel like networking.
Your Friends & Neighbors S2E4 Review: Passover Comes Due
Coop spends Passover cornered by family, blackmail, and the kind of wine list that makes bad decisions look catered.
Your Friends & Neighbors S2E5 Review: Money, Bodies, Bad Timing
Coop wins the rich-person room while everyone else's private emergency starts asking for cash.
Your Friends & Neighbors S2E6 Review: Coop Finds Ron at the Lanes
Ron Cooper's funeral turns grief into inventory, stale weed, and one late bowling-alley secret.
Your Friends & Neighbors S2E7 Review: Coop Gets Married to Trouble
Owen turns a Hamptons weekend into leverage, while Westmont's parents lose track of every child and limit.
Your Friends & Neighbors S2E8 Review: Coop Counts the Cost
Coop tries to fix one bad choice while Westmont sends three more invoices before dinner.
Your Friends & Neighbors S2E9 Review: Coop Calls Ashe's Bluff
Coop tries to stop being Ashe's asset, which goes about as calmly as Westmont friendship allows.
Your Friends & Neighbors S2E10 Review: Coop Sinks Ashe
Coop gets rid of Ashe, then spends Father's Day pretending one clean lie can buy him a smaller life.