The Best Episodes of Sweet Magnolias Season 2

Episode Rankings

1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   7.4/10(287 votes)

   #1 - Casseroles and Casualties

   S2:E12/4/2022

   In the waiting room, the families gather for news from the doctors, and Ty's plans for the season change. Over margaritas, Helen shares an announcement.

   Director:Norman Buckley

   Writer:Sheryl J. Anderson

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   Director:Norman Buckley

   Writer:Sheryl J. Anderson
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   7.4/10(247 votes)

   #2 - So Much to Say

   S2:E22/4/2022

   Helen helps Isaac in his search for answers, Dana Sue's restaurant hits a financial hiccup, and Maddie tries to find out what happened with her son.

   Director:Norman Buckley

   Writer:Anthony Epling

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   Director:Norman Buckley

   Writer:Anthony Epling
3. 

   7.5/10(240 votes)

   #3 - The More Things Change

   S2:E32/4/2022

   While Coach Cal and Ty work through disappointments, a new kind of heartbreak hits Helen, and Dana Sue gets a late-night visitor on her front porch.

   Director:Mykelti Williamson

   Writer:Valerie C. Woods

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   Director:Mykelti Williamson

   Writer:Valerie C. Woods
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   7.4/10(240 votes)

   #4 - Walk of Faith

   S2:E42/4/2022

   The questions keep coming as Maddie investigates the lot behind the spa and Helen looks for clues in what Isaac's birth mother left behind.

   Director:Mykelti Williamson

   Writer:Caron Tschampion

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   Director:Mykelti Williamson

   Writer:Caron Tschampion
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   7.4/10(237 votes)

   #5 - Great Expectations

   S2:E52/4/2022

   Dana Sue's relationships become the talk of Serenity social media. Maddie uncovers who's behind the town's parking problem — bless their hearts.

   Director:Norman Buckley

   Writer:Shani Am. Moore

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   Director:Norman Buckley

   Writer:Shani Am. Moore
6. 

   7.7/10(236 votes)

   #6 - Find It in Your Heart

   S2:E62/4/2022

   When the mayor won't see them, the Magnolias take their plans to the next level. At karaoke, Helen and Erik give the town something to talk about.

   Director:Norman Buckley

   Writer:Anthony Epling

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   Director:Norman Buckley

   Writer:Anthony Epling
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   7.6/10(225 votes)

   #7 - Fragile Things

   S2:E72/4/2022

   New beginnings abound as Serenity welcomes Noreen's baby, Isaac's birth mother tells him her whole story, and Erik reveals his painful past to Helen.

   Director:Yangzom Brauen

   Writer:Valerie C. Woods

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   Director:Yangzom Brauen

   Writer:Valerie C. Woods
8. 

   7.7/10(228 votes)

   #8 - The Rules of the Game

   S2:E82/4/2022

   As the recall petition quickly picks up steam, Maddie and Cal attend a black-tie charity fundraiser and Ronnie presses Dana Sue to make up her mind.

   Director:Yangzom Brauen

   Writer:Caron Tschampion

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   Director:Yangzom Brauen

   Writer:Caron Tschampion
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   7.8/10(237 votes)

   #9 - Dear Heart

   S2:E92/4/2022

   Friends gather to plan a celebration of life. Meanwhile, counseling is off to a rocky start for Ronnie and Dana Sue, and Isaac meets his birth father.

   Director:Mary Lou Belli

   Writer:Shani Am. Moore

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   Director:Mary Lou Belli

   Writer:Shani Am. Moore
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    7.6/10(278 votes)

    #10 - If Thou Wilt, Remember

    S2:E102/4/2022

    More than margaritas are shaken up as Cal's past resurfaces, an unsavory acquaintance returns to Serenity, and Helen faces a life-changing decision.

    Director:Mary Lou Belli

    Writer:Sheryl J. Anderson

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    Director:Mary Lou Belli

    Writer:Sheryl J. Anderson