EPISODE
SEASON
Ray Donovan - Season 2
New and exciting surprises in the exciting second season, which begins with Bunchy, who encounters a possible new love in life. Abby decides to get closer to Jim, her police friend, as well as enjoying her new neighbors in Trussdale. Micky plans to meet with a film executive For some purpose, an FBI agent discovers that Ray and Mickey were involved in an exciting killing. On the other hand, Ray's mission is to save a client from a violent confrontation and one reporter is still investigating Sully's death.
14 July 1969, Northport, Long Island, New York, USA
29 July 1950, Queens, New York City, New York, USA
9 June 1962, Omaha, Nebraska, USA
8 November 1986, North Miami, Florida, USA
1 December 1967, New York City, New York, USA
8 October 1976, Somers Point, New Jersey, USA
July 11, 2014
Ray Donovan is a sun-bleached noir and a character actor's paradise.
July 11, 2014
Ray Donovan... continues to find its way.
July 14, 2014
Overall, it made for pretty decent television and I look forward to covering the second season of the show.
July 11, 2014
Gritty, moody, raw, Ray Donovan is a two-fisted drama packed with sensational players handed marvelously crafted roles.
July 14, 2014
From the first scene in Ray Donovan Season 2 Episode 1 until the last, Liev Schreiber commands attention with his portrayal of the titular character.
July 11, 2014
Ray Donovan remains somewhat limited in its appeal -- featuring colorful characters, yes, but at times constricted by Ray's cowboy nature, which includes a professional knack for finding weak spots and exploiting them.
July 13, 2014
Luckily, the show has Schreiber around to continually save it from the kind of embarrassing scrapes Ray is repeatedly asked to fix for his lawyer boss (Elliott Gould).
July 11, 2014
Ray Donovan is in the remarkable position of being a show that appears to be built entirely of moments that are gratuitous, provocative, and emptily thrilling.
September 22, 2014
Jon Voight's performance as the pathetic patriarch is awe-inspiring, and the machismo on display by Liev Schreiber is transfixing.
