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Alix Blackburn

'Beef' season 2 is a recipe for disaster served hotter, messier and more unhinged than before

Oscar Isaac as Josh Martin and Carey Mulligan as Lindsay Crane-Martin in "Beef" season 2 on Netflix.

Three years after introducing audiences to its explosive premise, “Beef” is back with season 2 on Netflix, continuing its anthology format with a brand-new cast and story. Leading this season are Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan, Charles Melton, and Cailee Spaeny, all thrown into a ticking time bomb where emotions run seriously hot and every connection feels like it could snap at any second. Having watched all eight episodes already, I can confirm the beef is juicier than ever.

Tom's Guide Verdict: 'Beef' season 2
  • Rating: 4/5 stars
  • Verdict: "Beef" season 2 starts slightly slow, but quickly builds into a tense, slow-burning spiral of manipulation, petty revenge, and escalating chaos. With strong central performances and sharply drawn relationships, it balances character depth with unhinged moments, delivering a gripping, increasingly volatile ride that keeps the drama simmering.
  • Where to watch: "Beef" season 2 is streaming Netflix
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