Season Two doesn’t feel quite as emotionally overwhelming as the first, which is a fair reflection of Leigh’s place in her own life (and not a negative mark against the show at all). As she starts to move forward, tentatively, so does the show. There are fits and starts in both cases, but Sorry for Your Loss continues to be an authentic and moving series. And yes, it is definitely worth watching TV on Facebook for (which is, by the way, totally free).

Just when it seems to be settling into a kind of Alan Ball–on–Prozac groove, it’ll throw a delightful curveball. ... Loss has enough smarts and sincerity to potentially rise to that level [of Six feet Under or The leftovers].