The Uncanny Counter - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Episode 1
It's business as usual for the Counters as they work together to defeat malicious demons. Meanwhile, trouble start brewing and remote mansion in China.
Episode 2
Ga Mo-tak discovers the perfect recruit when he witnesses a car accident. Hwang Pil-gwang and Gelly Choi arrive in Korea and begin wreaking havoc.
Episode 3
The Counters are confronted with an unwelcome visitor at the noodle shop. Amidst a training session with his new protégé, Mo-tak hears alarming news.
Episode 4
So Mun goes head to head with Pil-gwang, while his teammates battle the demon's cronies. Meanwhile, Ma Ju-seok experiences a terrifying nightmare.
Episode 5
Ju-seok's impassioned statement shocks the Counters — but the demons watch on with glee. Do Ha-na reunites with an important figure from her past.
Episode 6
The Counters face a new, formidable demon and gather to devise a plan of action. Pil-gwang and Gelly head to the hospital with a sinister motive.
Episode 7
So Mun experiences a moment of weakness during a crucial battle. Gelly faces a betrayal. The Counters later attempt to put a stop to a fraud scheme.
Episode 8
Ha-na decides to follow through with a devastating decision. Meanwhile, Chu Mae-ok lends a helping hand to a troublemaking young man.
Episode 9
The Counters go neck to neck with Pil-gwang's gang. So Mun is trapped in a life-threatening predicament, and his teammates struggle to find a solution.
Episode 10
Ju-seok and Pil-gwang face a change in their relationship. The Counters celebrate some good news.
Episode 11
Pil-gwang grows more powerful by the day. Although hesitant at first, Ha-na assists So Mun in a dangerous endeavor.
Episode 12
The Counters give it their all to fight the mighty Pil-gwang. Will Ju-seok be able to overcome his demons and put an end to this life-or-death battle?
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