UnPrisoned Season 2 is back, and while I wasn’t exactly itching for it after the first season, I have to admit it’s funnier than I expected. Season 1? Cool vibes, but not a must-watch—Season 2? It’s g

ot a lot more jokes and heart.

Kerry Washington is doing her thing as Paige, a therapist with her own mess, and Delroy Lindo as her formerly incarcerated dad, Edwin? I love everything Kerry stands for, but Delroy steals the show in

season 2. Ultimately, their 2 characters balance laughs and trauma like they’re running a relay race, and sometimes, like the Men's 4x100m team, they fumble the baton—especially when it gets a little

preachy. But for the most part, the episodes this season were very moving and engaging.

There’s less of that in-your-face “the system is trash” energy this season, but the subtle digs at how racism haunts Black families are still there, just without the megaphone. It’s a family drama tha

t knows when to joke, when to cry, and when to throw in a wrestling match. Literally.