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TrailerOlivia, a former communications director to the President of the United States, left the White House to open her own prominent crisis management firm. As the second series of this political drama unfolds, Harrison and Abby learn who Quinn really is, and Quinn begins to piece together the roles that Olivia and Huck played in her obtaining a new identity. Meanwhile, as Fitz and Mellie grow further apart, Fitz gets jealous when Olivia revisits her romance with Senator Davis, her ex-fiancé.Actors: Kerry Washington, Columbus Short, Darby Stanchfield, Katie Lowes, Guillermo Díaz, Jeff Perry, Joshua Malina, Bellamy Young, Tony Goldwyn, Gregg Henry, Jackson Hurst, ...»Director: Shonda RhimesCountry: United StatesDuration: 44 minQuality: SDRelease: 2013IMDb: 7.7Rating(5) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Characters of "Scandal - Season 2"
Olivia PopePlayed by: Kerry Washington
Harrison WrightPlayed by: Columbus Short
Abby WhelanPlayed by: Darby Stanchfield
Quinn PerkinsPlayed by: Katie Lowes
HuckPlayed by: Guillermo Díaz
Cyrus BeenePlayed by: Jeff Perry
David RosenPlayed by: Joshua Malina
Mellie GrantPlayed by: Bellamy Young
President Fitzgerald GrantPlayed by: Tony Goldwyn
Hollis DoylePlayed by: Gregg Henry
Kimberly MitchellPlayed by: Wendy Davis
Jimmy KimmelPlayed by: Jimmy Kimmel
Reporter PeterPlayed by: Reece Rios
News Anchor #2Played by: Jay Jackson
Verna ThorntonPlayed by: Debra Mooney
Pat WexlerPlayed by: Sam McMurray
James NovakPlayed by: Dan Bucatinsky
Chairman of Joint ChiefsPlayed by: Mark D. Espinoza
Defense SecretaryPlayed by: Joe Holt
Secretary of StatePlayed by: Virginia Louise Smith
AlissaPlayed by: Brenda Song
Senator Edison DavisPlayed by: Norm Lewis
Tom LarsenPlayed by: Brian Letscher
Hal RimbeauPlayed by: Stoney Westmoreland
Noah ElliotPlayed by: Steven W. Bailey
Becky FlynnPlayed by: Susan Pourfar
MaryPlayed by: Kate McGregor-Stewart
Brooke FosterPlayed by: Kristin Carey
Secret Service Agent #2Played by: Jack Guzman
Governor Samuel RestonPlayed by: Tom Amandes
Steve DohertyPlayed by: Cullen Douglas
CharliePlayed by: George Newbern
Sally LangstonPlayed by: Kate Burton
Jeannine LockePlayed by: Samantha Sloyan
FBI Director FosterPlayed by: David Grant Wright
TrixiePlayed by: Sonia Rockwell
National Security AdvisorPlayed by: Troy Vincent
Jerry GrantPlayed by: Barry Bostwick
Jake BallardPlayed by: Scott Foley
Grayden OsbornePlayed by: Kurt Fuller
LaurenPlayed by: Sharmila Devar
Larry ThomasPlayed by: Ross Mackenzie
Annie StannerPlayed by: Mandalynn Carlson
Debora ClarksonPlayed by: Melinda McGraw
Maybelle DoylePlayed by: Andrea Bowen
Rowan PopePlayed by: Joe Morton
Justin TurnerPlayed by: Kevin Changaris
CopPlayed by: G. Lane Hillman
DavePlayed by: Larry Justice
EMT workerPlayed by: Johnny Meyer
KimPlayed by: Jasika Nicole
CrosbyPlayed by: David Meunier
JaviPlayed by: Jordan Carreras
Billy ChambersPlayed by: Matt Letscher -
Creators of "Scandal - Season 2"
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Critic Reviews of "Scandal - Season 2"
Television Without PitySeptember 03, 2013Ditching the boring procedural element that defined much of its shortened first season, Shonda Rhimes's D.C.-set serial went full-on soap in Season 2 and improved immeasurably for it.
TV FanaticSeptember 27, 2012It seems that what we think will be the end of a story arc is really just the beginning of a much larger tale.
San Francisco ChronicleJanuary 31, 2014Rhimes keeps the plot twists and turns coming in each intriguing episode.
New York Magazine/VultureMay 17, 2013Nearly all of the major characters are fascinatingly screwed up.
GuardianJuly 04, 2013It has that elusive, alchemical magic that those in the industry spend their lives chasing and the more it supplies, the greater the craving for it becomes.
New York PostSeptember 27, 2012Forget ridiculous spooky apartment buildings and insane asylums. The most scandalously delicious show on TV remains Scandal.
Salon.comSeptember 27, 2012Scandal, imperfect and insensible as it often is, may be the ballsiest television show I've ever seen.
AV ClubSeptember 27, 2012In grand serialized television tradition, the answer to a long-standing question closes one door only to open up a myriad of others.
New York TimesSeptember 27, 2012Maybe it's more to the point to ask whether this show, full of sex and far-fetched plotlines, will feel more relevant or increasingly irrelevant as the country focuses on the serious business of choosing a real-life president.
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