The Best Episodes of Midnight, Texas Season 2

Manfred and Kai team up against a common foe. Olivia and Bobo search for a way to bring Fiji back to their side. Joe gets a surprising visitor.

Director: Barbara Brown

Writer: Alfredo Septién, Turi Meyer

An unknown force threatens to reveal all the Midnighters' secrets. Manfred's suspicion towards Kai intensifies. Fiji embraces Dark Magic to save Bobo once and for all.

Director: P.J. Pesce

Writer: Deirdre Mangan

In the wake of tragedy, Manfred vows revenge. Joe squares off against a former ally to save his husband. Fiji spends a night on the town. Kai gives Patience an ultimatum.

Director: Neema Barnette

Writer: Kelli Breslin

With Midnight, Texas now under the rule of Dark Witches, the surviving Midnighters must band together in one last, desperate attempt to save their town.

Director: Nick Gomez

Writer: Even Twohy, Eric C. Charmelo, Nicole Snyder

The Midnighters join forces to protect a newcomer in town. With Bobo still in danger, Fiji's forced to take desperate action to save him. Patience and Manfred bond over their relationship troubles.

Director: Rob J. Greenlea

Writer: Ken Hanes

After shutting the veil to hell, The Midnighters finally settle into a semblance of normality— until the opening of a new hotel rocks their stability once again. Manfred deals with the consequences of ‘taking-in’ six demons. Joe makes a new friend.

Director: Tim Andrew

Writer: Eric C. Charmelo, Nicole Snyder

Lem makes a shocking decision. Olivia's past comes back to haunt her. Fiji seeks outside help from her fellow Light Witches. A suicide pits Manfred and Kai against one another.

Director: Stacey K. Black

Writer: Katie Lunskis

Manfred investigates a gruesome murder in the hotel. Lem and Olivia’s psychic connection drives a wedge between them. Bobo’s life is put in danger by a series of strange ‘accidents,’ much to Fiji’s concern.

Director: Tim Andrew

Writer: Brynn Malone

Fiji and Manfred try to get to the bottom of who or what is trying to kill Bobo. A guilt-ridden Rev struggles with the weight of his past. Joe embraces his new ‘night job,’ unbeknownst to his husband.

Director: Rob J. Greenlea

Writer: Alfredo Septién, Turi Meyer