Sigh. We aren’t getting High Potential back until 2027.
Analytical Features, Reviews, and Big Feelings
From beginning to end, High Potential Season 2 proves that the show is only capable of getting better and better.
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“Family Tree” results in a dynamic finale with secrets unraveling and a jaw-dropping cliffhanger.
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“Second Sunday” is a solid penultimate that ends with a wild, but expected kiss.
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“Turn, Up the Heat” delivers all the Morgadec goodies and drops a major revelation on the Roman case.
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“Pie in the Sky” is full of games and a compelling case that’s mostly riveting.
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“If You Come For the Queen” thoughtfully centers Daphne in one of the strongest episodes of the season.
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“In the Driver’s Seat” is a mostly riveting episode that delivers important moments.
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Karadec comforting Morgan through her panic attack in High Potential’s “The Faust and the Furious” is a hugely important moment.
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“The Faust and the Furious” delivers the best kind of emotional payoff.
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“NPC” introduces us to Adam’s ex and simultaneously delivers an excellent case.
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“Grounded” delivers some of the most emotionally rewarding scenes thus far.
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“Under the Rug” delivers one of the most emotionally satisfying moments and then some.
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High Potential Season 2, Episode 8 delivers a satisfying arc for every character and the continuing case.
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Honestly, we may never stop thinking about Karadec telling Morgan that he knows her silences in High Potential.
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“The One That Got Away,” leaves viewers with a cliffhanger and looming threats.
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“Chasing Ghosts” delivers the kind of memorable Halloween episode that sticks the landing.
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High Potential’s “Content Warning” delivers another fantastic episode.
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“Behind the Music” delivers another exceptional episode with small but significant beats of character development.
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High Potential Season 2, Episode 3, “Eleven Minutes” places Ava and Morgan at the center, delivering a quieter chapter that’s still excellent.
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