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The Best Episodes of SeaChange Season 2

Every episode of SeaChange Season 2 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of SeaChange Season 2!

SeaChange is a popular Australian television show that ran for 39 episodes from 1998 to 2000 on the ABC. It was created by Andrew Knight...
Genres:DramaComedy
Network:ABC TV
Episodes
13
Avg. Rating
8.8
S1
S2
S3
S4
E1
E2
E3
9.0
9.1
9.0

Season 2 Ratings Summary

"If Fish Could Fly" is the best rated episode of "SeaChange" season 2. It scored 9/10 based on 25 votes. Directed by Ali Ali and written by Deb Cox, it aired on 6/28/1999. This episode is rated 0.1 points higher than the second-best, "Vaya Con Dios to All That".

  • If Fish Could Fly
    9.0/10(25)

    #1 - If Fish Could Fly

    Season 2 Episode 1

    Aired 6/28/1999

    Post-mortems on a Pearl Bay storm leave Laura facing a legal quandary and Bob Jelly with an invitation to quit.

    Director: Ali Ali

    Writer: Deb Cox

  • Vaya Con Dios to All That
    9.1/10(27)

    #2 - Vaya Con Dios to All That

    Season 2 Episode 2

    Aired 7/4/1999

    Laura and Dan grapple with their relationship while Rupert embarks on a campaign to get his parents back together.

    Director: Ali Ali

    Writer: Max Dann

  • Broken Hearts and Crustaceans
    9.0/10(25)

    #3 - Broken Hearts and Crustaceans

    Season 2 Episode 3

    Aired 7/11/1999

    There's an outbreak of broken hearts in Pearl Bay - on both sides of the bench.

    Director: Mandy Smith

    Writer: Andrew Knight

  • Sink or Swim
    8.8/10(22)

    #4 - Sink or Swim

    Season 2 Episode 4

    Aired 7/18/1999

    Bob Jelly's community bank goes belly upwards and Bob faces the same fate.

    Director: Mandy Smith

    Writer: Andrew Knight, Sue Hore

  • Head For Water
    8.5/10(20)

    #5 - Head For Water

    Season 2 Episode 5

    Aired 7/25/1999

    While the town wallows in grief, Bob tries to think up a name for the new pool. Angus has lost his sandbar, Max has lost Elena, Carmen has lost her child and Bucket has lost his dog - Alfonso Domenico Jones, the towns main grief. As they learn to deal with what they're facing, the citizens of Pearl Bay clash on right and wrong.

    Director: Sue Brooks

    Writer: Stuart McDonald

  • The House That Jack Built
    9.0/10(18)

    #6 - The House That Jack Built

    Season 2 Episode 6

    Aired 8/1/1999

    The town is being terrorised by monster crabs, let loose in suspicious circumstances.

    Director: Sue Brooks

    Writer: Doug MacLeod, Andrew Knight

  • Looking Forward to the Past
    8.8/10(17)

    #7 - Looking Forward to the Past

    Season 2 Episode 7

    Aired 8/8/1999

    Bob Jelly sells out one of Pearl Bay's most revered traditions to a commercial sponsor and an old girlfriend of Angus's drives into town.

    Director: Steve Jodrell

    Writer: Andrew Knight, Tim Pye

  • Manna From Heaven
    8.6/10(18)

    #8 - Manna From Heaven

    Season 2 Episode 8

    Aired 8/15/1999

    An ominous dream of Kevin's looks like coming true when a mysterious woman arrives in Pearl Bay; Meredith's phenomenal memory fails her; and the locals hide a guilty secret from the past.

    Director: Steve Jodrell

    Writer: Andrew Knight, Deb Cox

  • Playing with Fire
    8.3/10(19)

    #9 - Playing with Fire

    Season 2 Episode 9

    Aired 8/22/1999

    A fire-twirler named Felix, and unliked by Laura, is the object of Miranda's affection. Kevin and Phrani try to increase their love life and Laura and Max have dinner - which results in the discovery of how much they have grown to love each other. Heather and Bob have Harold and Meredith over, but are still keeping the news from the town. The male community all express their thoughts of women, while Sergeant Grey wonders about the destruction of the 150 year old community hall. The suspect is Felix but the real vandals however are Rupert and Trevor. As passions ignite and fade, the town will never be the same again

    Director: Brendan Maher

    Writer: Stuart McDonald

  • Not Such Great Expectations
    8.6/10(15)

    #10 - Not Such Great Expectations

    Season 2 Episode 10

    Aired 8/29/1999

    It's vocational guidance time for the younger citizens of Pearl Bay. Bob wants Craig to follow his footsteps into the glorious career that is real estate.

    Director: Brendan Maher

    Writer: Andrew Knight, Chris Hawkshaw

  • Kitty Litter
    8.5/10(15)

    #11 - Kitty Litter

    Season 2 Episode 11

    Aired 9/5/1999

    Harold's estranged wife comes up in court over custody of a cat her and her neighbour share.The ownership of the cat has to be temporarily moved for the case but as people shift the cat, it ends with allergic Max. VERY pregnant Trudi is living with Jack, which means Laura won't allow the kids over there, causing more arguments between the Gibsons. Ultimately, Laura does not resolve her differences, but a very drunk and tired Max falls asleep on Laura's bed.

    Director: Paul Moloney

    Writer: Andrew Knight

  • Other People's Opinions
    8.8/10(14)

    #12 - Other People's Opinions

    Season 2 Episode 12

    Aired 9/12/1999

    Speculation about Phrani occurs, when her old ""friend"" arrives in town and stories fly everywhere. Love between Max and Laura and Angus and Karen (along with Phrani and Kevin) are the main factors of the episode while the town learn that they have to live their own lives and not be worried about other people's opinions

    Director: Paul Moloney

    Writer: Doug MacLeod, Andrea Denholm

  • Law and Order
    9.1/10(23)

    #13 - Law and Order

    Season 2 Episode 13

    Aired 9/19/1999

    Conflicts are overflowing in the town. The courthouse is being closed, Meredith doesn't know what to do, everyone wants to know about Laura and Max and the list goes on. Without warning, the town knows everything. In a revelating meeting, the town's secrets are all brought out. Heather and Meredith tell all and Trudi reveals her baby isn't Jack's. Meredith begins a seige at the courthouse, where the town's residents inside say a gunwomen is holding them hostage. Laura stays in her office thinking it is real while Karen, Angus, Max and a small group of our favourite's sit in the courtroom enjoying a sing-a-long. When the demands are met, the only problem is to get away with it. Karen decides to leave Pearl Bay and travel, much to Angus' dismay. Phrani and Kevin become closer and Bob and Bucket blow up the bridge. The town waits for the aftermath, not sure what it will mean

    Director: Paul Moloney, Deb Cox

    Writer: Deb Cox