Counterpart has returned! The season two premiere, Inside Out, shows Dimension 1 looking for normalcy after last season’s attack from Dimension 2.

In this week’s episode of Counterpart, Outside In, we catch up with our friends in Dimension Two. We also learn that Indigo is alive and well. It’s much larger than a single school.

Something Borrowed, Counterpart’s latest episode, is like the third movie in a trilogy.

Counterpart continues to ask metaphysical questions, but they never get in the way of the action or plot.

In this week’s episode of Counterpart, Shadow Puppets, we start to question everything we thought we knew about the war between Dimension One and Dimension Two.

After a week off to recover from the revelation that Mira is Yanek’s daughter, Counterpart returns with “Twin Cities.” This is the episode that explains most of the major conflicts on the show. So, let’s recap.

The last Four episodes of Counterpart have been raising the tension on its characters and leaving them in mini-cliffhangers. Tonight’s episode, “No Strings Attached,” starts to pay some of these storylines off. Let’s recap.

Counterpart’s season two endgame springs into action in this week’s episode, “In from the Cold.” The past is revisited. Indigo’s phase two becomes clear. And long held secrets are let go. Let’s recap.

Counterpart’s second season is almost over. Indigo’s plot to level the playing field is enacted in “You to You.” Will anyone be able to stop them? Let’s recap.

Counterpart’s two-season run on STARZ ends with the series finale “Better Angels.” Debts are paid, alliances are forged, and Mira’s plan is made clear.

It’s come to this. Starz COO Jeffrey Hirsch claims the audience for Counterpart was too male to be renewed. What does that mean? We’ll try to break it down.