Three episodes are out today
All's Fair season 2 is out now on Hulu. The first three episodes dropped on Wednesday, November 4, 2026. That is a year to the day after season 1 first aired.
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The show is Ryan Murphy's legal drama about a team of divorce lawyers who leave a male-dominated firm and start their own practice. Kim Kardashian plays Allura Grant. She is back with Glenn Close as Dina, Sarah Paulson as Carrington, Naomi Watts as Liberty, Niecy Nash-Betts as Emerald and Teyana Taylor as Milan.
Our All's Fair season 2 preview set out the release plan, cast and how to watch. This is the premiere-day update: what is out, what each episode covers, and when the rest arrive.
What happens in episodes 1 to 3
The three episodes are out together, so viewers can watch them in one sitting. Here is what each one is about, in brief and without major spoilers:
| Episode | Title | What it covers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Scorpio Ball | Allura throws a huge Scorpio Ball. An uninvited guest threatens to spoil the night. A high-stakes divorce case puts Emerald and Liberty to the test. |
| 2 | Going Down | A trip to scatter Dina's husband's ashes takes a bad turn at 30,000 feet. Allura's new bodyguard turns out to be more than a pretty face. |
| 3 | Thanksgiving Part One | A Thanksgiving divorce dispute forces the team to swap their holiday plans for a feast at the firm. Old wounds reopen as the holiday comes to a sharp halt. |
Release schedule for the rest of season 2
Season 2 has eight episodes in total. After today's three-episode drop, new episodes arrive weekly on Wednesdays. The finale is set for December 2.
| Date | Episodes |
|---|---|
| November 4, 2026 | Episodes 1, 2 and 3 — out now |
| Wednesdays after that | New episodes weekly |
| December 2, 2026 | Finale |
How to watch
In the US, season 2 streams on Hulu. Hulu on Disney+ carries it for bundle subscribers. Outside the US, it streams on Disney+. You need a subscription. There is no free legal stream, so skip any site that claims to offer one.
What the early reaction looks like
Season 1 split critics and viewers clean down the middle. Critics gave it a very low score on Rotten Tomatoes, while audiences rated it far higher. It still became one of Hulu's biggest scripted premieres. Season 2 is heading the same way, with early episode 1 reaction praising Sarah Paulson while finding the rest of the show as over the top as ever. Love it or hate it, people are watching it. That is the whole point of the show.
It is a busy day for new TV. The Greatest on Prime Video also dropped today, and The Gilded Age season 4 premiered earlier this week. But All's Fair is the one everyone will be talking about at work tomorrow.
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