Hazel sees her dad in her mind. He tells her that she has to find Other Hazel and overthrow her somehow. Only one of them can come into the real world. Hazel decides to take her down, and Herb says he’ll go with her. ..
Hazel sees doors that Herb calls traps. She ignores him and looks through a door where her mom didn’t die. She sees herself graduating and accuses her dad of not encouraging her like her mom would have.
Hazel starts to see Other Hazel and follows her, but she gets lost in her own memories.
She sees an image of FBI agent Jay admitting to tricking Hazel into having sex with him. She next sees an image of another FBI agent, Hazel, speaking to Hub employees. ..
Hazel then runs into Byron. He says he never meant any of this to happen. He told Dr. Hau to destroy the chips. She asks him about Alice; she knows he’s hiding something. But then, Other Hazel appears again.
How does Fiffany plan to save Hazel?
Jay, Bennet, Tiffany, and Herringbone find Herb’s body stored in a Gogol capsule. The capsule keeps bodies safe until a better universe has been created for them. This would be the “immortality” Byron promised to all his employees.
Zelda is tranquilized by other Hazel and Fiffany. Jay and Bennet handle Other Byron.
Fiffany works to figure out how to bring back the real Hazel (and maybe Byron). Bennett mentions that Herringbone sold Fiffany out to Byron.
Zelda loves Fiffany and asks if she loves Fiffany. Hazel seizes before he can answer. Fiffany is losing Hazel, so she has to attempt the extraction now.
Who wins Hazel’s body back? Hazel or Other Hazel?
Hazel follows Other Hazel in her brain, stepping into a room of mirrors. Her dad disappears. It’s just Other Hazel now.
Hazel claims to be Hazel, except she doesn’t have all the baggage. She’s happy in the real world and in love with Bryon. She can do great things with him.
Hazel and her friend, John, are running through a desert hill of sand when they are both attacked by gunmen. Hazel manages to get away first, but John is killed. Hazel is then captured and held hostage by the gunmen. She screams for help, but no one comes. Eventually, she escapes and tells her friends what happened.
Hazel jumps on Other Hazel and starts jumping on her and punching her. Another door appears, leading to the lab. They both run for it. But Other Hazel knocks her down and tries to choke her. She apologizes, saying she loves her. “I will live a wonderful life for us,” Other Hazel says with a smile.
Hazel congratulates the young woman on finally making a good decision. ..
Hazel wakes up in her own body and cries in Fiffany’s arms after stabbing herself with a shard of glass. ..
Does Hazel decide to stay at the Hub?
Later, Hazel lies on Herb’s bed. Fiffany tells her they have his consciousness. They can reverse his death. She says they haven’t brought Byron back either, which is fine by Hazel. She wants him to die.
Fiffany says that she has been extracted from her home and is now being held in a secure location. She says that she can walk away, leaving everything behind, but if she stays, she can change things with Fiffany at her side.
Fiffany is about to put Herringbone in the pasture when he admits that he double-crossed her. He promises that he would never do anything like that again and apologizes. “Okay,” she says. “I forgive you.” ..
He turns around to see that she is going to put him in the pasture cube. He freaks out, but she tells him to get up. She will find a different way of punishing him.
Hazel goes to Jay’s room and tells him the FBI isn’t coming because the tracker was lost. He thinks they can still leave together, but she tells him not to act like he rescued her. She’ll spare him because he found Fiffany. She’ll drug him and send him home if he jeopardizes the Hub.
How does Made for Love Season 2 end? Does Hazel bring Byron back?
Six months after Hazel’s dad’s death, she is visibly pregnant. She mournfully gazes at his pod. ..
She goes to bed with Byron and tells him she had a good day.
“Thank you,” I say. “I hope so.” ..
The real Byron is always screaming to get out.
The Episode Review
You love to see characters come together and work as a team in order to save someone. In this case, it was Hazel, who was in danger. Fiffany led Jay, Bennett, and Herringbone in a valiant charge to save her. ..
The whole bit inside Hazel’s brain (which was quite a large portion of the episode) was long-winded and mostly uninteresting, although Cristin Milioti gives a stunning twofold performance. The best part of the “Hazel vs. Hazel” storyline was the conclusion. In one last emotional scene between Hazel and Other Hazel, Hazel briefly wrestles with the idea that maybe she’s not even suited to live her own life. The scene just briefly communicates that potent feeling of ineptitude we all have felt at one time or another.
The season had a believable ending, with Hazel taking control over her circumstances and over Byron. At this point, it’s hard to know what Hazel’s motivations are. Will she fight for a better Hub and better world? Or is she totally corrupted by the desire for revenge? We’ll find out if HBO renews Made for Love for a third season!
