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EP1 On Broadway Feb 05, 2013

Back from a successful run in Boston, Eileen, Julia and Tom are blindsided by both personal and professional obstacles as they seek to take "Bombshell" to Broadway. Karen consults her new mentor, Broadway star Veronica "Ronnie" Moore, as she finds herself on the brink of fame, but her success may come at cost to Ivy. A new talent is discovered in an unexpected place. Meanwhile, Derek copes with a damaging accusation.

EP2 The Fallout Feb 05, 2013

"The Fallout" is the seventeenth episode of the American television series Smash. It was written by Julie Rottenberg and Elisa Zuritsky and directed by Craig Zisk. The episode premiered on NBC on February 5, 2013, the second half of the season two two-hour premiere.

EP3 The Dramaturg Feb 19, 2013

"The Dramaturg" is the eighteenth episode of the American television series Smash. It was written by Bryan Goluboff and directed by Larry Shaw. The episode premiered on NBC on February 19, 2013, the third episode of Season 2. Eileen introduces Tom and Julia to a new writing partner in order to fix Bombshell's script; Karen confers with Derek about Jimmy and Kyle's musical that they are working on; Derek tries to get reinstated as the director for "The Wiz" remake with Veronica Moore.

EP4 The Song Feb 26, 2013

Derek calls in help for a special event, but Jimmy's pride might get in the way of a huge opportunity Karen orchestrates for him and Kyle. Peter challenges Julia's pride as they continue to work together. Meanwhile, Ronnie struggles to assert her independence from a powerful mother, as Eileen finds herself at a moral crossroads with huge ramifications for "Bombshell."

EP5 The Read-Through Mar 05, 2013

Julia's fears increase when Tom airs his suspicions of Peter. Jimmy and Kyle confront their own crisis of confidence as "Hit List" is read for the first time. Meanwhile, Ivy realizes her triumph might not be all she hoped when she meets her new co-star, Terry Falls, and Karen wonders if she can trust Jimmy.

EP6 The Fringe Mar 12, 2013

Derek and Karen reach a turning point, so one of them makes a tough decision. Meanwhile, problems emerge in Jerry and Eileen's partnership; complications arise at the "Hit List" debut at the Fringe Festival; and Ivy attempts to save her and Terry's show.

EP7 Musical Chairs Mar 19, 2013

New circumstances give rise to conflicts as Karen, Tom, Julia and Derek adjust to their new surroundings. Tensions at "Liaisons" are also coming to a boil, ensuring that the show will find its place in Broadway history. Meanwhile, Eileen may have found the key to saving "Bombshell" with the help of her daughter, Katie.

EP8 The Bells and Whistles Mar 26, 2013

When Ivy brings Sam back to town, Tom finds himself in an awkward situation. Jimmy and Derek clash over their vision for "Hit List," while both Ana and Karen struggle to stand up for what they want.

EP9 The Parents Apr 02, 2013

After Leigh Conroy joins the cast of "Bombshell," Tom finds himself struggling to diffuse the years of tension between her and Ivy. Jimmy and Karen's connection is threatened by both Ana's newfound success and an unexpected visitor. Derek learns more about Jimmy's past just as the public sees their first piece of "Hit List."

EP10 The Surprise Party Apr 06, 2013

With Liza Minnelli in town, Tom plans a surprise for Ivy in an attempt to find a balance between their work life and their friendship. Relations between Karen, Jimmy, and Derek explode just as Hit List's rehearsal process nears its close. While Richard asks Eileen to spend less time at work and more time with him, Julia finds herself also pulled away from Bombshell by an unlikely source.

EP11 The Dress Rehearsal Apr 13, 2013

As Tom and Julia race to ready "Bombshell" for previews, Tom's eagerness to prove himself may not be the best thing for the show. An on-stage mishap forces Ivy to make an important decision, while tension rises at "Hit List" as Karen becomes suspicious of Derek's motives towards her.

EP12 Opening Night Apr 20, 2013

It's "Bombshell's" opening night. As Ivy's nerves get the better of her, support comes from an unlikely source. Meanwhile, Tom and Julia look to their next project. "Bombshell's" success may be in jeopardy as Eileen's issues with Richard come to a head. Jimmy finally opens up to Karen about his past, but is it too little too late?

EP13 The Producers Apr 27, 2013

"The Producers" is the twenty eighth episode of the American television series Smash. It was written by Becky Mode and directed by Tricia Brock. The episode premiered on NBC on April 27, 2013, the thirteenth episode of Season 2. An off-the-rail Jimmy threatens Hit List's future, as Karen, Derek, Ana and Kyle join forces to try help him before things take a turn for the worse. Tom and Julia's partnership is at breaking point just as Ivy, Eileen, and the entire Bombshell team are running themselves ragged to outshine their competitors.

EP14 The Phenomenon May 04, 2013

"The Phenomenon" is the twenty ninth episode of the American television series Smash. It was written by Jordon Nardino and executive producer and showrunner Joshua Safran and directed by Roxann Dawson. The episode premiered on NBC on May 4, 2013, the fourteenth episode of Season 2.

EP15 The Transfer May 11, 2013

"The Transfer" is the thirtieth episode of the American television series Smash. It was written by Justin Brenneman & Julia Brownell and directed by Holly Dale. The episode premiered on NBC on May 11, 2013, the fifteenth episode of Season 2.

EP16 The Nominations May 26, 2013

"The Nominations" is the thirty first episode of the American television series Smash. It was written by Bryan Goluboff and directed by Michael Morris. The episode premiered on NBC on May 26, 2013, the sixteenth episode of Season 2. It was the first part of a two-part series finale.

EP17 The Tonys May 26, 2013

"The Tonys" is the thirty-second episode of the American television series, Smash. It was written by Smash's show-runner and head writer, Joshua Safran, and directed by Michael Morris. The episode premiered on NBC, on May 26, 2013, the 17th episode of Season 2. It was the second part of a two-part series finale.

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Released: 06 February 2012 Canceled

Producted By: DreamWorks Television

Country: United States of America

Budget: 0

Revenue: 0

Official Website: http://www.nbc.com/smash

Synopsis

A songwriting duo tries to create a hit with a Broadway musical based on the life of Marilyn Monroe.

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Cast

Jack Davenport , Megan Hilty , Katharine McPhee

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DreamWorks Television

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Jack Davenport as Derek Wills

Megan Hilty as Ivy Lynn

Katharine McPhee as Karen Cartwright

Reviews

Keyra J I've now seen every episode of both season 1 and season 2 at least 10 times, probably more. I did not see it on TV for whatever reason. I think I've seen some advert for the show on TV maybe once and forgot about it, so I was not even well aware about the show until I came across it on Amazon Instant video and it already had rave reviews.What a mesmerizing piece of art, culture, entertainment and just pure simple PLEASURE. It lets you forget about your everyday concerns and immerses you into a totally new bohemian world. The music is phenomenal. In fact it is SO very beautiful that just like others I hope Bombshell will become a real musical on Broadway some time soon. The music, along with the story line that included both love drama and competition, plus the wonderful cast - all contributed to the greatness of the show. I have to also mention that choreography is really nice and if you watch the show more than once, you will notice and enjoy the choreography a LOT! I absolutely loved both Megan and Katharine. Katharine is a novice, but her "newness" is what works so well, she is refreshing and so very real. And her voice,.. oh her voice is just beautiful! You are my star, Katharine! Megan, thank you, Megan, for making Ivy such a memorable, love her and hate her, can't stand her and really feel for her, character, who can sing, dance and act. You rock! I can't imagine anyone better than Jack Davenport for the role of Derek; so charismatic. In fact almost the WHOLE cast was just amazing! Although I am a huge fan of Uma Thurman, somehow in this show I kept picturing someone else for the role of Rebecca; maybe Rebecca was a bit too much for the classy Uma.After I watched season 1, it took me some time to get adjusted to season 2. The two seasons are totally different. I would say season 1 is a bit more pure. But season 2 is great in its own way. The 2 main negatives I would note about season 2 are the teenage look of some of the new members of the main cast, and sparse choreography in Hitlist. The music is absolutely beautiful again. But it is more on the pop side, so without appropriate choreography, it stops being a Broadway musical and becomes a series of pop songs on stage with a few side dancers. In season one, Bombshell is rehearsed in a studio appropriate for dance rehearsals, where the ensemble is dressed to rehearse. In season two, the ensemble of the new musical wears casual Friday clothes to the rehearsals, so the feel of "there is something special in the works" is being lost. The story of Hitlist is a bit like Harry Potter. I also find that Veronica's character was a bit confusing and maybe unimportant; although I have to say Jennifer's performance of I Can't Let Go is a show stopper; what a great song matched by a great voice! The greatness of Season 2 comes from the wonderful music, the competition between the two shows and the two girls, and from story line in general that allows you to take a peak into the world of Broadway, off Broadway and how the musical shows go from an idea to standing ovations. I hope there will soon been Season 3, Season 4 and Season 5, all allowing us to peek into the world of theater, musical theater, movie making, song and show writing, awards, and everything that happens behind the scenes. And I hope that Karen, Ivy, Derek, Julia, Tom, and Eileen, along with the rest of their friends, will all be coming back to our lives.

safergus Loved Season 1. It had a coherent story, great musical numbers, and a great cast. We were engrossed in the struggle to put on a Broadway Musical, and were prepared to overlook its over-reliance on people just happening to eavesdrop on a conversation soooooo many times!Season 2, however, is a mess. There is no one thread any more, and the overly melodramatic story meanders all over the place, at a snail's pace. You have Bombshell treading water, a ridiculous Dangerous Liaisons show also in the works, while, at the same time, everyone gets infatuated with the mediocre music of the obnoxious "prodigy" Jimmy Collins. It just beggars belief that these people would give him the time of day, let alone indulge his tantrums. Why anyone like Karen Cartwright would fall for a jerk like him is totally baffling and unbelievable?Season 2 has been a great disappointment, after such a strong Season 1.

glynne41 Last season, I would have given this program a much higher rating, but this season just keeps going from bad to worse. My favorite shows are always character driven. I become deeply involved with the characters in the story. I actually care what happens to them.In this program the only character even worth watching is Ivy. The rest are all written as stereotypes. I say this with the deepest respect for the actors. You're only as good as you're written. I'm so tired of seeing great talent wasted on redundant story lines, predictable outcomes, and bad casting. I don't care about them any more. They have no depth, no ability to draw me in.The stories are also all over the place. Instead of focusing in and giving us one or two great subplots, we now have at least five subplots going, and none of them are intriguing, much less relevant. It's just sad. The music and dancing are fun, but that's not enough. Give us real characters to watch. Trust that your audience can deal with real people and real situations. This season the show is lacking in focus, devoid of any depth, and not humorous enough to support the cartoon characters it is giving us.

ldrover-496-660719 My wife and I really enjoyed Smash last season. We anxiously looked forward to its return this month. I am not certain what the writers were thinking, but this is certainly not the same show that entertained us so much last year. It not longer has any direction. Gone is its sense of purpose. I am not certain what the main premise is any longer. New characters and conflicts have been introduced, at the expense of those we enjoyed so much last year. The music and songs are sadly lacking! Unfortunately, the show is no longer a Smash. It has lost its soul. Perhaps the writers will see the error of their ways and return to the formula that seemed to work so well last season.Should be interesting to see how many more episodes it will last.

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