The Wilds Season 2 Ending Explained

The first season of Amazon Prime Video's 'The Wilds,' which launched in late 2020 and was a genuine delight, began with a remark that said it all: "Being a teenage female is challenging." This YA drama will be about more than learning how to make skirts out of palm fronds and a delicious supper out of a rat, according to the line from 'The Wilds.'
Amazon reduced the episode count from ten to eight in Season 2, crippling the show. After the Season 1 cliffhanger, in which Leah (Sarah Pidgeon) viewed recordings of a group of lads on an island in a position identical to the one she was just in, Season 2 of 'The Wilds' loses a lot of what made Season 1 so great. It's handicapped by a large number of individuals to examine and a lack of time to do so, particularly the temptation to go beyond the first season.

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[mectateljnica]

This wasn’t an explanation, but the synopsis of the episode. Disappointed by the video, it was useless to watch 🤷🏼‍♀️

[natehatetrain]

This was a cool season to watch, I thought I hate the boys ( still do ) but now it be interesting with both groups together. Leah was bad ass this season

[roseyp]

I totally disagree. I thought season 2 was soooo much better than season 1 and I loved both. This season was so much more psychological.

[IsabelaGiusti]

This was no explanation, just a play by play of the ending. Oh, well

[devn]

I think when the man tells her to "let them" treat her like a child, its why she played the captive situation so well

[karalynspeaks]

this season did not explain much at all like whats going on with nora like we know her and seth are on the inside when he cut the microphones but we learned nothing at all just tid bits for another season as the boys and girls are trapped on the island together with the facility

[yonirais]

this is kind of random, but next season i hope we get fatin and kirin together. they both serve as a parental figure or a big brother/sister types in their respective groups so im interested to seeing how they would interact

[gravityfalls]

I can't wait for season 3 (if it happens) wanna know where Nora is

[xoxogossipa]

Uhhhh I was waiting for the part where you explained the ending, but instead I just got a narration of the last episode— one I just watched and finished 10 minutes ago, thus wasting my time😃

[jasmine_spicy]

For some reason I have a bad feeling about Josh for season 3

[justforfun-bmtm]

season 2 was a huge letdown for me at least..
The choice to cut down the season to eight episodes means more questions went unanswered as new ones popped up, like what’s been happening with the parents who paid for the retreat? How did Nora get extracted? What took place in the pivotal phone call that one of the girls makes? Where did the rest of Gretchen’s staff go? The lack of exploration makes Season 2 a little paler in comparison to Season 1’s carefully plotted slow build of a surveillance mystery. In contrast, the background narratives for the boys lack the nuance and creativity that made the girls’ stories so rich. To put it simply, The Wilds didn’t need boys.Ironically, the boys are flattened by the attempt at successful stereotyping shorthand—an emo kid, a heavy-set kid, an LGBTQ kid, and a fish-out-of-water Mexican kid alongside the jock. There should be more to them, but the season just never properly fleshes them out.

[lillieslillies]

She has a sicko as the inside man lol wow season 3 going to be wild

[GuyWithACamera]

"The man"? Its Ben fucking FOLDS!

[boratgranel]

shocking the "females".... -_-

[samuelback]

This was a totally misleading video. No explanation here folks, move on 🙄

[geraldbalzano]

um, this is not an "explanation", just a literal recounting

[jessiedesigns]

Gretchens son was in jail though! I didn’t get that part where he met her by the plane. Did I miss something?

[gale_poot]

I really didn't like the boys but I get the point of adding them. But now season 3 is going to have all three of them together like nah that's not something I'm looking forward to

[KizzyCap]

By far the weakest review. I don’t want to make myself look weak type of commentary. Watch the show and give a good review or just don’t do either. You can’t be serious.

[anthonyseverino]

Someone explain the opening scene in episode 8 season 2 with Shelby singing, which timeline is that?