Channel Zero - Season 2
Season 2
No-End House
Inspired by Brian Russell's Creepypasta tale, Channel Zero: No-End House tells the story of a young woman named Margot Sleator who visits the No-End House, a bizarre house of horrors that consists of a series of increasingly disturbing rooms. When she returns home, Margot realizes everything has changed.
Episodes
This Isn't Real
Margot Sleator lost her father a year ago. Now she, her friend Jules, their friend JD, and newcomer Seth venture into the No-End House, where visitors are challenged to face six rooms of increasing terror.
Nice Neighborhood
Margot and Jules argue over whether the man who made them omelets is John. Meanwhile, JD meets his better self while Dylan is reunited with his wife.
Beware the Cannibals
Margot flees from John when he turns violent. Meanwhile, JD rejoins the group, and Jules begins to lose memories of her childhood.
The Exit
The group heads to the House, but John pursues them and only Margot and Jules make it there. To escape back to the real world, they must face their greatest fears.
The Damage
The cannibal John follows Margot home and tries to make a deal with her so he can stay in the real world. Meanwhile, Jules discovers that she's lost the memories of her mother, and Corinne returns home to see the memory-cannibal wearing her dead husband's face.
The Hollow Girl
One year after Margot reenters the House, Jules tracks it down and goes inside to get her friend. But the House isn't willing to let its food source depart.
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