Look into His Head
Season 2
In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically.
Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons.
Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons.
Where to Watch Look into His Head • Season 2
16 Episodes
- Episode 1E1
Episode 1In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 2E2
Episode 2In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 3E3
Episode 3In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 4E4
Episode 4In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 5E5
Episode 5In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 6E6
Episode 6In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 7E7
Episode 7In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 8E8
Episode 8In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 9E9
Episode 9In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 10E10
Episode 10In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 11E11
Episode 11In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 12E12
Episode 12In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 13E13
Episode 13In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 14E14
Episode 14In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 15E15
Episode 15In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons. - Episode 16E16
Episode 16In the new season, Dr. Valery Lunin, a clinical psychiatrist and forensic psychologist working with the Major Crimes Investigation Unit, decides to leave the department. But by a twist of fate, he is forced to begin cooperating with the FSB alongside a new partner, Polukarov. His longtime adversary, journalist Daria Drapova, after suffering a psychotic breakdown, unexpectedly becomes Lunin’s patient—and her attitude toward him changes dramatically. Meanwhile, Lunin’s ex‑wife Marina and their daughter Anna return to Moscow. The girl has inherited her father’s gift—and his burden: she can “see inside people’s minds” but also suffers from his dissociative disorder. Now Dr. Lunin must teach his daughter how to live with the illness, even as he struggles with his own demons.