Season 2, which aired from 2016 to 2017, is widely considered the moment Superstore found its true voice. It transitioned from a "will they, won't they" romance to a sharp, character-driven comedy with a surprising amount of heart. Whether you are a longtime fan looking back or a new viewer deciding where to start, here is why Superstore Season 2 is essential viewing.
“That’s not how zoning works,” said Jonah, sliding in with a cart of overpriced mechanical pencils. He was wearing a vest two sizes too small—a casualty of a laundry mix-up with Cheyenne. “Season two, guys. We should be hitting our stride. We need metrics. Efficiency. A… synergy of seasonal transition.”
The end.
“He used the word ‘synergy’,” Dina groaned from atop a step ladder, where she was re-stacking soup cans into a perfect, terrifyingly straight pyramid. “That’s a write-up.”
Their friendship blossoms into one of the show’s best dynamics, providing biting commentary and chaotic energy in every episode. Tackling the "Un-Tackleable"