What is the Foundation season 2 finale release date? Apple’s most ambitious science fiction story is back on our screens with the return of Isaac Asimov adaptation – and utter mind-bender – Foundation.
We’re deeply obsessed with Foundation on Apple TV Plus. It’s one of the best sci-fi series out there today, bringing Asimov’s weighty story of psychohistory and the doomed future of the human race to life. There’s plenty of dense sci-fi lore to get your head around, but it’s a joy to spend time navigating the knotty world of Hari Seldon (Jared Harris) and his predictions around the downfall of a society overseen by a dynasty of clones.
In the wake of the Foundation season 2 release date, we’ve delved into the future of one of the best TV series on screens to bring you the Foundation season 2 release schedule. You won’t need the Prime Radiant to keep up with this, as we look ahead to the grand finale and the new season’s climax.
Foundation season 2 episode 10 release date
Foundation season 2 episode 10 is coming to Apple TV Plus on Friday September 15, 2023 at 12am PT/3am ET. You can check out our Foundation season 2 episode 9 recap to see all our thoughts on the latest episode, which we thought was the best of the season so far.
All of the key members of the Foundation cast, including Lee Pace and Lou Llobell, are back for more in this second season. The Empire is in turmoil amid the corrupted DNA scandal and the plotting of Queen Sareth, while the Foundation’s heroes are together at last – a century after Raych killed Hari.
The first Seldon Crisis might be out of the way, but there’s plenty more chaos to get through before we work out whether the mathematician’s plan to save humanity will play out as he has always hoped.
Foundation season 2 release schedule
There are new episodes of Foundation season 2 on Apple TV Plus every Friday, until the 10-episode run of the show comes to an end.
You can read our Foundation season 2 episode 1 recap to find out about the first episode, and our Foundation season 2 episode 2 recap, Foundation season 2 episode 3 recap, Foundation season 2 episode 4 recap, Foundation season 2 episode 5 recap, Foundation season 2 episode 6 recap, and Foundation season 2 episode 7 recap, and Foundation season 2 episode 8 recap to see what happened next.
We have episode titles for all of the remaining installments too, so we can put together a few ideas for what might happen next as we delve into Hari Seldon’s psychohistory and his cataclysmic crises.
Here is the complete Foundation season 2 release schedule:
- Foundation season 2 episode 1, “In Seldon’s Shadow”: July 14, 2023
- Foundation season 2 episode 2, “A Glimpse of Darkness”: July 21, 2023
- Foundation season 2 episode 3, “King and Commoner”: July 28, 2023
- Foundation season 2 episode 4, “Where the Stars Are Scattered Thinly”: August 4, 2023
- Foundation season 2 episode 5, “The Sighted and the Seen”: August 11, 2023
- Foundation season 2 episode 6, “Why The Gods Made Wine”: August 18, 2023
- Foundation season 2 episode 7, “A Necessary Death”: August 25, 2023
- Foundation season 2 episode 8, “The Last Empress”: September 1, 2023
- Foundation season 2 episode 9, “Long Ago, Not Far Away”: September 8, 2023
- Foundation season 2 episode 10, “Creation Myths”: September 15, 2023
Where can I watch Foundation season 2?
Foundation season 2 is available to stream exclusively on Apple TV Plus, along with the whole first season.
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