Iceland Was Horrible

The So Help Me Todd Season 2 premiere is a sharp, witty whirlwind that perfectly blends humor, heart, and intrigue with the right amount of chaos. Todd's rule-bending antics collide hilariously with Margaret's steadfast commitment to justice, setting the stage for fresh sparks and clever twists. The family drama adds depth without losing the show's quirky charm, while moral dilemmas and a touch of mystery keep you guessing. With sharp writing, top-tier performances, and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, this episode promises an entertaining, high-stakes season ahead. Buckle up-Todd and Margaret are just getting started!

Margaret has been unfocussed since her husband Harry found Iceland horrible.

She has been staying with Gus, with Harry in her house. Gus is not aware that Margaret's husband is about.

The law firm is in a mess. They have lost lucrative clients and they need to slash and burn staff numbers.

This includes Todd, Margaret is reluctant to fire her own son. While Todd has his private investigator licence back. He wants to be more independent from her mother;s firm. Do some of his own stuff.

Both are back in action when a news anchor is killed on camera. His co-host is arrested but Todd realises that more people in the newsroom might die.

The second series has some new arcs but the main story of the week has the right balance of comedy and drama but I just find it a tad too forgettable.

I'm sorry - but I just can't be distracted to the point of being obsessed with just how ridiculous Lisa Rinna looks in this show!

It's been a long time since I've seen someone who looks SO PLASTIC.

And - darn - but her face doesn't even MOVE.

And those lips. Is she TRYING to be a joke?

I'm torn about this show. I do care about the characters, BUT - the semi-lack of seriousness of the show is off-putting.

I know it's supposed to be - what, a comedy drame - but the comedy aspect of it just makes the characters seem not real - and somewhat of a joke.

I'm not sure I"ll keep watching this show.