Tandi Wright

In the second season finale, Richard's last desperate attempt to save the world of the living brings him face-to-face with his greatest enemy, while Kahlan may be forced to kill the man she loves. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

In the riveting second season premiere, Richard discovers that in defeating the sinister tyrant Darken Rahl, victory is short-lived when he inadvertently opens a rift to the underworld, unleashing an even greater evil on the world of the living. As Richard, Kahlan and Zedd prepare for a quest to find the Stone of Tears, the only force that can close the rift, Triana, a defiant Mord'Sith, challenges Cara's authority.

Kahlan and Zedd fall victim to a horrific plague unleashed by Darken Rahl as part of his desperate attempt to find the Three Boxes of Orden. Also available on Xfinity, Netflix, Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

After Richard and Kahlan make the grim discovery that Darken Rahl has been using dark magic to crush the resistance, Richard infiltrates a D'Haran camp to save innocent lives. Also available on Xfinity, Netflix and Amazon Instant Video

Gabrielle learns that a man named Gurkhan has kidnapped her niece.

When Eve learns that she is one of the only people in her class not to have been invited to Charlotte's birthday party, she attempts to maintain her dignity whilst pondering the meaning of popularity.

Eve is disconcerted to learn that everyone treats her differently now that she is part of a "couple"; the new boy at school develops an intense crush on Sylvie, but issues of race get in the way; Eve and Matt have their first fight.

Eve becomes concerned about her goody-goody image and decides it's time to explore her wilder side. When Sylvie tells a lie to cover for Eve wagging school, it results in confusion for her mother and her classmates.

Eve is confused about her relationship with Matt since their kiss, which causes her to consider the vast differences between males and females.

Eve learns that Alannah is trying to get pregnant and tries to sabotage events -- much to Tim and Alannah's growing frustration; and when family dramas start to overwhelm her she turns to Adam, who turns out to provide more than a shoulder to cry on.

When Eve learns that her classmate has passed away after a long illness, she feels guilty for not visiting her in the hospital or trying harder to be a friend. She is forced to ponder the meaning of death and also to confront her fear of funerals.

Eve questions the idea of true love, but as soon as she convinces herself that there is no such thing, she is stopped in her tracks by the arrival of a new boy in class.