Counterpart — Season 2
Season two finds the Crossing closed and each Howard stranded in the other's world. As a cold war escalates between worlds and deepens the divide, both men find themselves growing increasingly like the other.

Living within the confines of Howard Prime's life demanded constant vigilance; he had to evade discovery both within his own home and at the Organization. Quayle and Clare, too, found themselves navigating the complexities of this unconvent…

Held captive across the divide, Howard finds his allegiance strained. Meanwhile, Emily Prime receives a promotion within the organization.

Howard’s posting to Echo, a prison shrouded in mystery, disrupts his carefully constructed world. For Emily, an unforeseen encounter offers a poignant link to the life she left behind. Meanwhile, Emily Prime and Shaw’s inquiry into these ma…

A shared threat compels Howard Prime, Quayle, and Clare to find common ground. Emily Prime directs her scrutiny toward her sibling. Meanwhile, Yanek delves into the recesses of Howard’s history.

A startling discovery now threatens both Howard Prime and Quayle, casting a shadow over the tranquility of Echo. The established order there is fractured, and Clare finds herself drawn back to the echoes of her own history.

The story of the Crossing's beginnings unfolds.

The repercussions of the lockdown have fostered a climate of suspicion surrounding the Order of Inquiry. Howard and Emily Prime uncover fragments of the past concerning the history of Management. Meanwhile, Clare finds herself questioning h…

Howard Prime and Emily collaborate, striving to decipher Indigo’s intentions. Meanwhile, Clare and Quayle contemplate their shared future. Howard is confronted with a difficult truth regarding his wife.

A pivotal decision was made by those in charge. Emily issued a caution. Meanwhile, Quayle, Clare, and Temple embarked on an investigation of the last remaining Indigo cell. Elsewhere, Howard Prime contacted someone from his past.

The shadow of Mira's power unexpectedly draws together those who would rarely consort.

