Reign (season 2)

Reign (season 2)

Season 2 DVD Cover
Starring
Country of origin United States
No. of episodes 22
Release
Original network The CW
Original release October 2, 2014 (2014-10-02) – May 14, 2015 (2015-05-14)
Season chronology

The second season of Reign (TV series), an American historical fantasy, consisted of 22 episodes which aired between October 2, 2014 and May 14, 2015. The series, created by Stephanie SenGupta and Laurie McCarthy, aired on The CW.

Season Overview

The season opens after the death of King Henry II, and follows the rise of Francis and Mary as King and Queen of France and Scotland. Together they have to balance their marriage with their roles as monarchs, and deal with the rising religious conflict between Catholics and Protestants, as well as the ambitions of the rival House of Bourbon for the throne of France.

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Recurring

Guest

Episodes

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overall		No. in
season		TitleDirected byWritten byOriginal air dateU.S. viewers
(millions)
231"The Plague"Fred GerberLaurie McCarthyOctober 2, 2014 (2014-10-02)1.01[1]
Mary and Catherine have the castle locked down, but the plague manages to enter. Mary and Catherine clash when powerful noble Eduard Narcisse (Kjartan Hewitt) demands they throw his rival Pierre Voland in with the sick. Mary refuses, so Eduard has Voland's entire family poisoned with diseased water; Yvette dies as well since she was staying with the Volands. In response, Mary has Eduard thrown in the dungeon with plague victim bodies. Outside the castle, Francis finds Lola and their newly-born son, and they are aided by Francis's cousin, Louis of Condé (Sean Teale). Louis offers to send Lola and her baby away on a boat, but Francis refuses, wanting to keep his son close to him. Bash is exposed to the plague, and although he doesn't fall sick, he sees the ghost of a young Voland girl (Ella Ballentine), who warns him that the others who have died are angry and that there will be a "reckoning". Kenna tries to protect Pascal, but he is exposed to the plague and dies.
242"Drawn and Quartered"Fred GerberWendy Riss Gatsiounis & Drew LindoOctober 9, 2014 (2014-10-09)1.09[2]
Francis, Louis, Lola and her child arrive safely at the castle. Mary is discomfited by the baby, but gives Francis her blessing to claim him. Eduard's father, Stéphane Narcisse (Craig Parker), arrives to investigate his son's death, and arrests Nostradamus to take the fall for Mary's decision. Catherine and Nostradamus have a falling out when she refuses to help him escape, and Nostradamus hints that Clarissa is alive, meaning that Francis is still doomed to die young. Working together, Mary and Francis discover that Eduard and his father Narcisse killed Voland to cover up their crimes. In order to get Narcisse to drop the charges, Francis gives him the lands he had previously bestowed to Leith. Mary helps Nostradamus leave the castle, avoiding Catherine. Francis has an encounter with a servant named Caroline (Jane Spidell) who is seemingly possessed by the spirit of the late King Henry. Castleroy blames Leith for Yvette's death and, angry and heartbroken, abandons Greer at court.
253"Coronation"Holly DaleHarley PeytonOctober 16, 2014 (2014-10-16)1.27[3]
Preparations are underway for Francis and Mary's coronation, but the pair are preoccupied with a food shortage manufactured by Narcisse. Francis has a summoner (Romano Orzari) confirm that Caroline is possessed by Henry, who accuses Francis of killing him. While Francis is busy, Mary makes a deal with Herr Schuler (David Jansen), a German duke, who offers grain in return for the release of Protestant prisoners. Francis is angered by Mary's move, as it undermines his authority in front of the nobility, but they later reconcile and present a united front when the plan is a success, forcing Narcisse to concede defeat. Mary convinces Louis to help them in this conflict, gaining his respect. Bash, now Francis's deputy, investigates a possible murder but is thwarted when Kenna, fearful for his life, burns the evidence. Francis and Mary's coronation takes place successfully.
264"The Lamb and the Slaughter"Sudz SutherlandLaurie McCarthy & Adele LimOctober 23, 2014 (2014-10-23)1.26[4]
A grand christening is held for Francis and Lola's son, now named Jean-Philippe. Mary tells Francis that she's pregnant, but she miscarries soon after. Estelle (Camille Stopps), the woman who helped Lola give birth, goes to Lola for help because she wants to be freed of her new marriage to Narcisse. Believing Narcisse to be abusive, Lola and Mary sneak Estelle out of the castle, but Estelle later jumps off a cliff to her death. Narcisse tells Lola that the stories of abuse were untrue and that he was overprotective of Estelle because she was suicidal. Bash and Louis investigate stories of three cloaked riders who are branding people in order to claim their souls. A shepherd (Steven McCarthy) who was marked by the riders goes crazy and kills his family. Louis is skeptical, but Bash believes that spirits are staying behind to exact justice, which worries Francis. Leith returns to court, which triggers Greer into seeking Castleroy out to tell him that he's a better match for her than Leith will ever be; Greer and Castleroy then have sex.
275"Blood for Blood"Norma BaileyP.K. Simonds & Nancy WonOctober 30, 2014 (2014-10-30)1.23[5]
Tensions are rising between Catholics and Protestants, and in one confrontation Louis's Protestant nephew is killed. It's revealed that Caroline is in the pay of Narcisse, and she faked being possessed in order to get Francis to confess to his father's murder. Narcisse hears this confession and blackmails Francis into letting the Catholic murderers of Louis's nephew go free. When Mary questions him, Francis lies that he believes she will never give him an heir, which hurts Mary deeply. Greer learns that Castleroy is close to converting to Protestantism, but she accepts it and the pair are wed. Lola is surprised when she's approached by Narcisse, who wishes to pursue her as a sexual partner.
286"Three Queens"Steve DiMarcoDoris EganNovember 6, 2014 (2014-11-06)1.33[6]
Mary joins Catherine on a trip away from the castle, but their carriage is attacked, forcing them to escape disguised as commoners. They encounter a pair of actors, Roger (Ari Millen) and Jenny (Charlotte Hegele), who are pretending to be Francis and Mary. Roger and Jenny have been terrorizing the locals, thus ruining Francis and Mary's reputation. Mary and Catherine are eventually caught by Gifford (Noam Jenkins), the mastermind of the plot, who reveals that he was sent by Elizabeth of England as retaliation for Mary's publicly staking claim to the English throne. Roger and Jenny are killed by Gifford, but Mary overpowers Gifford just as Francis arrives to rescue them. Lola is disowned by her family after they learn of her having Francis's child. Lola resolves to become independent and tries to recover her dowry, but is only successful when Narcisse helps her. The pair grow closer through flirtation and court games, though Lola is still cautious of his reputation.
297"The Prince of the Blood"Deborah ChowDrew Lindo & Wendy Riss GatsiounisNovember 13, 2014 (2014-11-13)1.19[7]
Narcisse demands that Francis sign an edict that will force everyone in France to openly declare their religion. Francis turns to Bash for help, confessing the truth that he killed Henry. Lola is tasked by Francis to plant false evidence that would get Narcisse arrested as a traitor but she claims she was unable to go through with it. Mary, who is kept out of the loop, goes to Louis for help. Inspired by Mary's bravery, Louis protests the edict by falsely claiming to be Protestant, though his protest causes other real Protestant nobles to speak up. Francis is fearful for the lives of his loved ones and signs the edict anyway, inciting Mary's anger and disappointment. Francis's younger sister, Claude (Rose Williams) returns to court. Kenna tries to befriend Claude but is rebuffed, because Claude wants Bash for herself. Catherine sees the ghosts of her two dead daughters, Henriette and Emone, who threaten to hurt Claude.
308"Terror of the Faithful"Charles BinaméAdele Lim & Melody FoxNovember 20, 2014 (2014-11-20)1.10[8]
Mary and Francis's relationship continues to be strained. As a result of Francis' edict, Cardinal Vasari (Salvatore Antonio) from Rome is torturing suspected Protestants. A Protestant Minister (Douglas Nyback) threatens Francis with a fake claim that he has set explosives somewhere to kill Catholics, so Francis has him arrested. While in royal custody, the Minister is killed by his fellow Protestants to make him a martyr for the Protestant cause, and this ignites open fighting. Lola reveals to Francis that she did plant the evidence on Narcisse, but said evidence has been removed and Narcisse is aware of Lola's treachery. Catherine tries to send Claude away by marrying her off to the son of a Bavarian Count, but Claude sabotages this by making public sexual overtures on Narcisse. In flashback it's revealed that Henriette and Emone were killed as babies, and Catherine's belief is that Claude was responsible.
319"Acts of War"Fred GerberLaurie McCarthy & Nancy WonDecember 4, 2014 (2014-12-04)1.22[9]
Mary suggests that Claude, who is Catholic, and Louis, who has converted to Protestantism, be wed as a symbol of interfaith relations. Francis accepts this suggestion, but only so that it will distress Narcisse and trick him into revealing where he's hiding Montgomery, the last witness who knows that Francis killed Henry. Louis seemingly agrees to the engagement with Claude, but leaves a letter for Mary and quits the castle. While Francis and Bash are away killing Montgomery, a group of Protestant assassins sneak into the castle. Frustrated at being unable to find Francis, one of the assassins rapes Mary. Afterward Mary is comforted by Catherine, who helps her hide the evidence and present a strong front to the people of France. Francis, when he returns, is distraught and blames himself. Castleroy and Greer discover that their charity donations were used to fund the assassination attempt. Narcisse confides to Lola that he's shocked at the Protestants' desperation and regrets to have brought things this far.
3210"Mercy"Rich NeweyWendy Riss Gatsiounis & Drew LindoDecember 11, 2014 (2014-12-11)1.42[10]
In the search for Mary's attackers, numerous Protestants, including Castleroy, are imprisoned. Francis has a dozen Protestants publicly hanged, throws Narcisse into the dungeon, and finally confesses to Mary that Narcisse has been blackmailing him over his regicide. Mary and Louis follow a lead to her attackers, eventually finding them and burning them to death. Mary remains shaken from recent events and asks Francis that they be husband and wife in name only. Castleroy is released due to Leith's petitioning, and Greer tells him to leave court without her. In addition to seeing her dead daughters, Catherine starts seeing Henry's ghost, who advises her to kill Claude to appease Henriette and Emone. Louis receives a visit from his brother Antoine (Ben Aldridge), King of Navarre, who reminds Louis not to sympathize with Mary because they have their own agenda. Mary receives Louis's delayed letter where he confesses his love for her.
3311"Getaway"Lynne StopkewichDaniel SinclairJanuary 22, 2015 (2015-01-22)1.16[11]
The bodies of the recently-executed Protestants bear the marks of the dark riders, so Cardinal Perazzo (Bruce Ramsay) concludes that Protestants have this mark to declare their extremism. He orders Louis's arrest since he has the mark, so Mary helps Louis escape to Antoine's estate. Antoine tells Louis their agenda is best served if Louis seduces Mary, but Louis refuses. When the Cardinal's men arrive to arrest Louis, Mary and Leith have the mark burned away. Francis and Bash work together to undermine Cardinal Perazzo by putting the mark on his lover, forcing the Cardinal to recant his stance on the mark's meaning. Kenna investigates her suspicion that Catherine is poisoning Claude, and learns that Claude and Bash were once lovers. Claude confronts Catherine, who confesses to the poisoning because she believes that Claude killed Henriette and Emone, but Claude claims that she didn't do it. Mary remains distant from Francis despite his efforts to offer comfort.
3412"Banished"Larysa KondrackiChelsey LoraJanuary 29, 2015 (2015-01-29)1.02[12]
Francis and Louis come to blows over Mary — Francis is jealous of Louis's closeness with Mary, while Louis blames Francis for Mary's rape. Lola accepts Mary's request that she offer herself as a companion for Louis, so to deflect court gossip over Louis's obvious feelings for Mary. When Greer and Castleroy's connection to the radical Protestants is revealed, Greer is stripped of her title and wealth, and sent away from court. Bash investigates Henriette and Emone's deaths, discovering that they were killed when his mother, Diane, left the nursery window open. Catherine almost freezes to death when the ghosts of Henry, Henriette and Emone encourage her to leave her earthly family for her "real one", but she is saved by Bash. Catherine confronts the ghosts, telling her daughters to leave and wait for her, and banishing Henry away for all the harm he's caused. Catherine then avenges her dead daughters by strangling Diane to death.
3513"Sins of the Past"Deborah ChowDoris Egan & Melody FoxFebruary 5, 2015 (2015-02-05)0.97[13]
Francis and Mary learn that Antoine is thinking of allying with their enemy, Elizabeth of England. Antoine believes that Bash killed Antoine and Louis's elder brother, Marcus, during the Italian Wars, and wants vengeance, either by killing Bash or seducing Kenna. Bash investigates a man (Greg Calderone) who was supposedly resurrected from the dead by a woman in white. Catherine has a vision of Francis's death, but Francis, Mary and Catherine's doctors attribute this to syphilis, which she has symptoms of. Catherine, with Narcisse's help, discovers that she is actually being slowly poisoned by the pages of Henry's old Bible, which they conclude was also responsible for turning Henry insane. Mary attempts to renew her relationship with Francis but finds it too difficult, so she gives Francis permission to find someone new to love.
3614"The End of the Mourning"Nathaniel GoodmanLaurie McCarthy & Nancy WonFebruary 12, 2015 (2015-02-12)1.03[14]
Catherine informs Francis, Mary and Bash about Henry's poisoned Bible, which kicks off an investigation into who was responsible for Henry's madness and all the problems that followed. Francis, Bash and Mary find evidence implicating Louis, but Narcisse finds stronger evidence that it was the doing of Mary's uncle, the Duke of Guise. However, Antoine really was behind the poisoning, and he bribed Narcisse into framing and killing the Duke of Guise before he could be questioned. Francis still wishes to reconcile with Mary, but she has secretly grown attached to Louis. Greer struggles to find a livelihood for herself as an exile, and befriends Sharlene (Linzee Barclay), a prostitute, and helps set her up with a customer.
3715"Forbidden"Charles BinaméLaurie McCarthy & Nancy WonFebruary 19, 2015 (2015-02-19)1.03[15]
Marie de Guise visits French court to attend the Duke of Guise's funeral. While there, she pressures Mary to conceive an heir and gives her opiates to help her relax. Mary agrees, but she and Francis are still unable to have sex, and Francis learns about Mary's tentative feelings for Louis. Marie de Guise reveals to Mary that she is dying, so Mary decides she should return to Scotland soon, and asks Louis to join her. Louis is conflicted because Antoine has obtained a secret marriage proposal for Louis with Elizabeth of England. Kenna feels neglected by Bash, and this gives Antoine the opportunity to try to seduce her. Bash investigates the woman in white, Sister Delphine (Alexandra Ordolis), after hearing more of her "healing miracles" that come with a price. Francis arranges a marriage for his and Lola's son with the Habsburgs, but it's sabotaged when Lola meets them while high on Marie's opiates. Greer helps Sharlene and her other new prostitute friends by teaching them how to act like ladies and sending them to a party at French court.
3816"Tasting Revenge"Lee RoseP. K. Simonds & Drew LindoMarch 12, 2015 (2015-03-12)0.96[16]
News is out that Mary and Francis are estranged, so various nobles parade their daughters at court in the hopes of Francis taking one as his mistress. When Mary turns down another of Francis's attempts to reconcile, he has sex with Narcisse's niece, Amelie (Siobhan Williams). Francis, as advised by Lola, tells Mary that she can be with Louis as long as she is discreet. Mary and Louis sneak out of the castle on their way to Scotland, but are seen by Antoine and turn back. Antoine, believing an alliance with England is better, successfully gets Louis to a secret meeting with Elizabeth's envoy, Lord Burgess (Rob Stewart). Antoine pressures Kenna to leave Bash for him, but she turns him down when she uncovers his true intentions. Bash is still hurt when he learns that Kenna considered Antoine's proposal. Leith finds Greer to tell her that Castleroy is in prison for his connection to the radicals, and discovers that she has become a madam. When he accepts this, the pair renew their relationship and have sex.
3917"Tempting Fate"Sudz SutherlandLisa RandolphMarch 19, 2015 (2015-03-19)1.09[17]
Mary's agent, Ridley (Jonathan Watton), is killed while preparing Mary's route to Scotland, and his letters from Mary are stolen. Louis confesses to Mary about his meetings with Burgess. Although angered at first, Mary works with Louis to manipulate Burgess into giving them information they need on the safe routes to Scotland. Mary demands that Louis choose between her and Elizabeth; Louis chooses Mary, and they have sex. Bash and Kenna separate. While investigating a case, Bash is mortally wounded, but is saved by Delphine when he begs her to, despite her reminder that her miracles come with a price. Unknown to Mary, her letters outlining her plans to abandon France were taken by General Renaude (Vince Nappo), who passes them to Narcisse, who informs Catherine. When Catherine tells Francis, he collapses, and blood drips from his ear. Catherine fears that this means Nostradamous's prophecy is coming true; Narcisse comforts her and they have sex. When Catherine learns that Claude is trying to seduce Narcisse, she orders Leith to become Claude's bodyguard. Leith attempts to get an annulment for Greer, and meets a cardinal (Pascal Langdale) who is intrigued by his case.
4018"Reversal of Fortune"Anne WheelerDrew Lindo & Wendy Riss GatsiounisApril 16, 2015 (2015-04-16)1.01[18]
Francis remains unconscious and is feared to be dying. Mary receives news that her loyalists in Scotland are under attack by Protestants. She tries to send French soldiers to the cause but is blocked by Catherine and Narcisse. Bash fears that Francis's sickness is the cost of his being revived by Delphine. He discovers Clarissa alive in a village and poisons her, hoping her death will save Francis. Soon after, Francis wakes up while Mary is by his side. Despite Catherine's protests, Francis gives Mary the soldiers she needs, citing France's alliance with Scotland. However, Francis tells Mary that he can never trust her again. Kenna meets Renaude, who is drawn to her until he learns that she's married. Greer's prostitution business continues to grow, and Leith secretly performs acts of thuggery for the cardinal to obtain Greer's annulment. Louis is frustrated when Mary gives up on their plan to leave for Scotland.
4119"Abandoned"Deborah ChowNancy Won & Robert DotyApril 23, 2015 (2015-04-23)0.82[19]
Protestant radicals take a monastery hostage in retaliation for Francis's sending troops to Scotland, but Bash and Renaude recover it successfully. When Catherine and Narcisse try to frame Louis for the hostage situation, Louis asks Mary to leave France with him, but she refuses. Louis fears he's no longer safe in France, so when he's approached by another English envoy, Lord Akers (Vincent Gale), he accepts Elizabeth's proposal. Louis immediately takes part in a secret proxy wedding, making him King consort of England and a traitor to France. The day after, all participants in the ceremony aside from Louis and Akers are mysteriously killed and evidence of the wedding destroyed. Akers, uncertain whether the marriage is still valid, abandons Louis to return to England. Mary learns about the wedding and is heartbroken. Lola and Kenna visit Greer's brothel and are surprised by her success. Bash has seemingly moved on to another woman, enabling Kenna and Renaude to grow closer. Catherine and Narcisse's sexual relationship continues, though Catherine is concerned when she learns that Narcisse still flirts with Lola.
4220"Fugitive"Norma BaileyDoris Egan & Daniel SinclairApril 30, 2015 (2015-04-30)0.84[20]
Louis is captured by Renaude while trying to flee France with travel papers given by Mary. Akers returns to rescue Louis, informing him that Elizabeth still wishes to marry him, and wants him to take the crown of France for her. Louis, with Akers's encouragement, starts gathering a Protestant army in readiness to attack Francis. Mary realizes the ramifications of her helping Louis and tries to reconcile with Francis. Catherine tells Narcisse to prove his loyalty by hurting Lola deeply; he is successful, but is angered at being forced to do it. Kenna pursues Renaude, and they have sex. Claude catches Leith trying to steal for the cardinal, but when she sees how much Leith loves Greer, she gives him her diamond earrings. Leith proposes to Greer, but she refuses, saying she wants to keep her new independence.
4321"The Siege"Andy MikitaAdele Lim & Lisa RandolphMay 7, 2015 (2015-05-07)0.97[21]
Louis's army continues to grow, and he coerces Renaude into joining his side by using Renaude's son as leverage. Renaude and his men attack Francis's castle in a first wave but are defeated, and Renaude is captured. After the rest of Louis's army surrounds the castle, Louis asks Francis to surrender — promising that in doing so, Louis will protect Mary from Elizabeth. Francis refuses and decides to make a stand. In anticipation for the oncoming battle, Narcisse kisses Lola; Catherine hears about it and in retaliation tricks Narcisse into eating steak made from his beloved horse. Leith protects Claude from Louis's soldiers by hiding in the castle tunnels, where Claude sees a mysterious figure in the shadows. Claude is touched by Leith's commitment to protecting her, and Leith tells her that his relationship with Greer has ended. Bash starts a romantic relationship with Delphine and brings her to the castle, hoping that she can replace Nostradamus as a court seer. On the eve of the attack, Delphine performs a sexual pagan ritual with a servant boy. Mary sneaks out of the castle to go to Louis, asking that he protect her because she's pregnant with his child.
4422"Burn"Fred GerberLaurie McCarthy & Nancy WonMay 14, 2015 (2015-05-14)0.83[22]
Mary's going to Louis is a ruse; she has Greer's prostitutes poison Louis's soldiers, and stabs Louis in the stomach. Francis rides out with his soldiers to capture Louis and clear the rest of Louis's scattered army, ending the coup. Catherine wants Louis to be executed but Francis refuses, not wanting to make Louis a Protestant martyr. Frustrated, Catherine has Lola kidnapped and her son seemingly murdered, so to frame Louis. Louis is to be executed but escapes thanks to Elizabeth's agents. Narcisse uncovers Catherine's plot and saves Lola and her son; Francis is angered at his mother's actions and has Catherine exiled from court. Renaude is executed for treason. Kenna tries to reconcile with Bash, but is rejected when Bash learns that she's pregnant with Renaude's child. Kenna leaves court to have her child outside France, and on her journey meets the young King of Imereti. Mary and Francis renew their relationship and have sex. Afterward, Francis meets Nostradamus, whom he has been seeing in secret; Francis is still dying and Nostradamus has been giving him medicine to stave off the symptoms. Delphine is blamed for the presence of a "monster" in the castle, and is arrested after being found with the bloodied corpse of the servant she had sex with. Bash learns that his and Delphine's souls are bound together due to the ritual Delphine performed. Delphine is tied to a burning stake for her execution as a witch, but she escapes. Catherine blames Mary for her situation and travels to England, where she offers Queen Elizabeth (Rachel Skarsten) her help in destroying Mary for good.

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