Season 2
The Way Home: Season 2 2024 7.6 TMDB 10 episodes 430 min Drama · Family · Sci-Fi & Fantasy
Season two starts where season one left off, with Kat Landry exclaiming to her mom Del that she knows what happened to Jacob Landry. As Kat continues her quest to find Jacob and bring him home, mother and daughter uncover unexpected revelations about their origins that bring answers to some questions while new ones are raised.
01 The Space Between Del recreates traditions of family summers past, Alice misses her friends, and Kat grapples with Jacob’s mystery in the wake of losing Elliot. 02 Hanging by a Moment Del considers the future of Landry Farm in the present, Kat searches for answers through the past, and Alice tries to make peace with Elliot in both. 03 When You Were Young The Landry women and Elliot reflect on what it means to grow up as they hang on to memories from their younger days while accepting who they have become. 04 Wake Me Up When September Ends Alice reevaluates the past and her friendship with Elliot, Kat discovers that history is told by the winners, Del questions the stories she tells herself. 05 Long Time Gone Founder’s Day in Port Haven brings up memories for Del, Alice, and Elliot. Kat finds herself caught between two worlds in her search for answers. 06 How to Save a Life The Landry women reach an emotional climax as Kat works to conjure up a rescue, while Alice sees Del through a wave of grief as old wounds are opened. 07 Somewhere Only We Know The Landry women learn things aren’t always as they seem as each uncovers new past and present truths. Elliot questions how much of Kat’s heart is in 1814. 08 Lose Yourself Del, Kat, and Alice learn how events of the past have shaped their family’s present. Alice learns a secret that affects her relationship with Elliot. 09 Here Without You All three Landry women feel the absence of a key ally in their lives as they struggle to make life-altering decisions and choices. 10 Bring Me to Life Del, Kat, Alice, and Elliot each receive answers about their past and present, while hope for the future brings new questions. 
