Glow - Season 2 Apr 2026

: Bash Howard (Chris Lowell) faces personal turmoil after the death of his close friend and butler, Florian, likely from AIDS, leading to a struggle with his own identity and a sudden marriage to Rhonda to keep her from being deported.

: Sam Sylvia (Marc Maron) adjusts to life as a father to his biological daughter, Justine , eventually helping her return home to Sacramento while promising to stay in touch. GLOW - Season 2

The second season of , which premiered on June 29, 2018, shifts its focus from the creation of the wrestling promotion to its survival as a televised product. Spanning 10 episodes, the season explores the shifting power dynamics among the women, the personal costs of their newfound fame, and the eventual transition of the show from local television to a live residency in Las Vegas. Core Narrative & Character Arcs : Bash Howard (Chris Lowell) faces personal turmoil

: Several characters struggle with their "offensive" wrestling personas. Tammé (Welfare Queen) feels the sting of playing a caricature when her son Ernest watches her perform, and Arthie (Beirut) attempts to escape her "terrorist" persona while starting a romantic relationship with new cast member Yolanda . Key Episodes & Themes GLOW SEASON 2 REVIEW - Leonard Maltin's Movie Crazy Spanning 10 episodes, the season explores the shifting

: Their fractured friendship remains the emotional core. While attempting to heal, tensions peak when Debbie (Betty Gilpin) fractures Ruth's (Alison Brie) ankle during a match. The season explores their professional rivalry as Ruth attempts directing and Debbie asserts herself as a producer to navigate a male-dominated industry.