After a series of uncovered secrets shakes the first lady of Mexico’s (Kate Del Castillo) faith in her husband, she must muster her strength to find out the truth. Ingobernable follows her journey — and tests her convictions. If you’re wondering how to watch Ingobernable on Netflix, here are some methods to do so.
Where to Watch Ingobernable Season 2
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How Many Episodes Are in Ingobernable Season 2?
There are 12 episodes in Ingobernable season two with a third season forthcoming. Each episode lasts 40 minutes on average. You can check the complete list of Ingobernable episodes and their scheduled date release here below.
Season Two
- “Justice on Parade”: September 14, 2018
- “Breaking Chains”: September 14, 2018
- “The Weight of the Crown”: September 14, 2018
- “From the Ashes”: September 14, 2018
- “Light of the Past”: September 14, 2018
- “Warriors”: September 14, 2018
- “Aftermath”: September 14, 2018
- “Between Two Worlds”: September 14, 2018
- “Decisions”: September 14, 2018
- “Resistance”: September 14, 2018
- “Metamorphosis”: September 14, 2018
- “Hope”: September 14, 2018
Season One
- “The Decision”: March 24, 2017
- “The Getaway”: March 24, 2017
- “Debts Are Meant to Be Repaid”: March 24, 2017
- “The Promise”: March 24, 2017
- “The Alternative Truth”: March 24, 2017
- “Cause of Death”: March 24, 2017
- “Baptism by Fire”: March 24, 2017
- “Spiral Into Hell”: March 24, 2017
- “The Oath”: March 24, 2017
- “Vivid Memory”: March 24, 2017
- “Declaration of Independence”: March 24, 2017
- “The Rules of the Game”: March 24, 2017
- “The Face of the Killer”: March 24, 2017
- “Death Asks for Permission”: March 24, 2017
- “For the Sake of Justice”: March 24, 2017
What Are the Critics Saying About Ingobernable Season 2?
Ingobernable received an 87% from audience viewers. Reviews are mostly positive, with many viewers stating this to be the best series they’ve seen from Mexico. While some warn the series starts a bit slowly, audiences enjoyed the suspense, political intrigue, and twisting plotlines.
“Only by the third episode does it begin to demonstrate that it aspires to be something more than just a woman-in-jeopardy thriller. Whether the show is going to continue to deepen is an open question.” – Neil Genzlinger, New York Times
“The first lady goes fugitive in this Spanish-language drama.” – Jenny Nixon, Common Sense Media
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Is Ingobernable Season 2 Suitable for Kids?
Ingobernable is rated TV-MA, which is suitable for viewers ages 17+. The series contains severe profanity. It also contains moderate depictions of sex and nudity, violence and gore, and frightening or intense scenes.
How Can I Watch Ingobernable Season 2 in Its Original Language?
Ingobernable is originally in Spanish. In order to watch Ingobernable in its original language, set language settings to Spanish with English subtitles from the menu options of your streaming device.
