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Glow Season 2

  1. close reads
    GLOW’s Radical Message About Problematic ArtWhat season two says about the fine line between empowerment and exploitation.
    By Vikram Murthi
  2. close reads
    GLOW Isn’t a 10-Hour MovieThank God.
    By Kathryn VanArendonk
  3. backstories
    How GLOW Made Its Most Delightful Episode YetThe co-writer of “The Good Twin” breaks down GLOW’s show within a show.
    By Gwynne Watkins
  4. overnights
    GLOW Season-Finale Recap: Road WarriorsThe season concludes with some surprises, some downturns, and an eye turned toward the future.
    By Kenny Herzog
  5. overnights
    GLOW Recap: Mama DramaJustine’s mom arrives on the scene in a plot-heavy, dramatic episode.
    By Kenny Herzog
  6. overnights
    GLOW Recap: Channel FlippingA closer look at K-DTV’s programming oddities, complete with an actual episode of G.L.O.W.
    By Kenny Herzog
  7. overnights
    GLOW Recap: Ah, Debbie!If you steal a wrestler’s moves, you gotta be prepared for the consequences.
    By Kenny Herzog
  8. overnights
    GLOW Recap: Patriarch GamesAn episode filled with difficult, creepy, and dangerous men.
    By Kenny Herzog
  9. overnights
    GLOW Recap: Child SupportFrustrations come to a head when Liberty Belle squares off against Welfare Queen.
    By Kenny Herzog
  10. fashion du jour
    How GLOW Season Two Made Its Flashiest ’80s CostumesThe Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling got makeovers this year.
    By Kelly Woo
  11. overnights
    GLOW Recap: Bowel TroubleDigestive issues, sexual needs, and unwanted protests take center stage for the GLOW squad.
    By Kenny Herzog
  12. overnights
    GLOW Recap: Stick It, BillyA trip to a concert doesn’t go well as Ruth struggles for attention.
    By Kenny Herzog
  13. overnights
    GLOW Season-Premiere Recap: Hear Us RoarThe second season kicks off with prep for G.L.O.W.’s big TV debut.
    By Kenny Herzog
  14. tv review
    GLOW Is Back in the Ring and Even Better in Season TwoThe ‘80s wrestling show gets more substantive without losing its sense of humor.
    By Jen Chaney