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Defiance stands where St. Louis used to be - it, like the planet, transformed since the alien influx over thirty years earlier. Nine months have passed since Season 1's dramatic finale. Grant Bowler's Joshua Nolan is back as the rugged but flawed Law Keeper. Relations are strained with his "daughter" Irisa, she not as she was and now seemingly key to events destined to change Earth even more drastically.
Like its predecessor, Season 2 is always interesting to look at, but not always easy to understand. The box set could have done with a far fuller recap of earlier events, plus background details of the various groups of aliens involved.
Nevertheless, attention is held. The series abounds with particular pleasures, characterization by no means swamped by spectacular special effects. Doc. Jewll remains a personal favourite, she so distinctive and enigmatic. Jaime Murray and Tony Curran prove a great double act as the senior Tarrs, proof one should never judge by appearances. They look ethereal, positively angelic, but neither can be trusted an inch.
Thirteen episodes. Amongst bonuses, mini-episodes shed further light on the Nolan-Irisa relationship. Jesse Rath's contributions were enjoyed, his appearance transformed to become Alak Tarr (it interesting to see how that was achieved). With humour he acts as a guide round the set, crew and cast. The tour is divided into snippets (there more of them than at first seems).
Trying to keep up requires effort, but it is rewarded. I join fans eagerly awaiting Season 3.
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