TV: Sarah Cameron is a very intricate and powerful character. almost kills Ward the way Ward killed his father but then lets him live (!!) when you learn that John B.’s father is alive and recovering in Barbados and agrees to help Limbrey find the shroud if she helps John B.Madelyn Cline as Sarah Cameron in episode 306 of Outer Banks JACKSON LEE DAVIS/NETFLIX Here are a few times (but not all!) when it feels like your soul has left your body as the season wraps up: When the youths think it’s a great idea to hide in a shipping container to sneak onto the tanker when you realize that Cleo, the girl from the Nassau heist, is also on this ship and is now joining the Pogues when the youths keep saying “take the bridge” because their big plan is to “take the bridge” and then they do actually take the bridge when there’s an eight-foot gold cross swinging wildly in the air when you realize the youths thought they could all get in a lifeboat with the eight-foot gold cross and it would totally work when you see the FEELINGS happening between JJ and Kiara and you feel so lucky because you never thought this day would come when Ward tries to murder his daughter when John B.
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Listen, Outer Banks knows how to do wild finales. Time to start mentally preparing for season three.
So yeah, reader, I am feeling a little “Mama Mia, Here We Go Again” right now. proposing to Sarah by saying “You wanna be a Pogue for life?” and yes, sure, Rafe shooting his own sister when that aforementioned heist goes wrong. and Sarah teaming up with that boat crew to plan a heist to steal back the gold treasure Ward stole from them last season Ward continuing to murder in OBX Kiara almost drowning in a sewer drain in order to get the gun Rafe used to kill the sheriff so they can clear John B.’s name John B. and Sarah being chased through the streets of Nassau after the crew of the boat that rescued them at sea turns on them for a $50,000 reward John B. I mean, the first two episodes alone include: John B. How else could I accurately describe that feeling of truly not being able to believe we are putting our minds, bodies, and souls through this insanity again but also just being so, so excited about it? Because that’s exactly how it feels the moment you press “play” on Outer Banks season two. But that’s what Outer Banks does: It pushes us past our creative and emotional boundaries, forcing us to think in new and bold ways about life, our truest selves, and the extracurricular activities of North Carolina youths. Is that an emotion I invented solely because of this teen soap that invades my every waking moment for one week each year? You betcha.
Hold on tight, this is just the beginning. That’s why we thought it best to continue to emotionally guide you through the entirely different set of feelings you’ll experience as you embark on this new leg in the Outer Banks journey. While the season-one emotional roller coaster built up to its wild ending, season two starts at that level and only gets wilder. Lucky for us, we know they’ve been rescued at sea and are on their way to Nassau, which also happens to be where Ward is hiding almost half a billion in gold treasure that he stole from John B. They are presumed dead by everyone they’ve left behind, including John B.’s tight-knit group of Pogue friends, JJ, Pope, and Kiara. was almost murdered by Sarah’s dad, Ward, and then framed for murdering the local sheriff when it was really Sarah’s psycho brother, Rafe, who did it.
and his Kook (rich, snobby) soulmate, Sarah Cameron, escaping to sea after John B. Season two picks up roughly where season one left off, which, as you may recall (how could you forget?), saw our Pogue (a person from the lower-class part of town) leader John B. Once you’ve committed to Outer Banks, there’s no going back, and honestly, why would you want to? One of the best things about this show is that, especially in season two, it knows exactly what it is - a perfectly unhinged summer soap - and leans into it. Oh, you thought you could get off the wild ride that is Netflix’s teen treasure-hunting drama Outer Banks after season one? That’s so cute.
Not sure how to feel about this second leg of your Outer Banks journey? Allow us to help.
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