Dismissed - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Fun Procedure
Before getting new soldiers, the base staff goes for the day to a water park. Noa and her commanders realize that events of the previous season had given them a bad reputation. They try to fix their reputation and get to know the new deputy platoon commander.
The Pain is Momentary
While receiving new academic reserves soldiers, the platoon deals with the unexpected events. Zimmer leads the opposition to the 2025 program led by Tuli.
The Absentee
Tzlil goes on a journey outside the base and stumbles open an unexpected celebration. Noa tries to handout the rifles without her staff, forcing her to get help from Tuli - who's trying to get Zimmer to support the new program.
Battle Legacy
While Noa worries about her commanders getting closer to Tuli. Yogev learns that Hillel is having trouble integrating into Noa's platoon and initiates a campaign to restore his social status.
Fire Volley
To unite her platoon Noa initiates a special training out in the field, and refuses to cancel despite a heat wave, visions, and pressure from Tuli. Kfir receives good news, but is not to happy about it.
To Lead
Tzlil goes out of her way preparing the memorial day ceremony of the base, and gets into trouble when she tries to upgrade her status, following Hago's advice.
The Invader
Noa goes home for the weekend with an intimidating mission to accomplish. Her plan goes under due to an unwanted guest.
To Lose the Battle
Tzlil loses her faith in getting Noa's recommendation for her to go to officers course, and discovers the option of a whole different life in the base. Kfir prepares a trap for Tuli, and Noa finds a worrying phenomena in her platoon.
To Win the War
The base prepares for the arrival for the Magal commander. Hillel risks himself for his friends to like him, Tzimmer sabotages Tuli, and Tzlil crosses another line.
Improvement, Preservation
Hagit prepares for the next stage of her military career and helps a soldier in need. Tzlil helps Zimmer in her fight for the new dorms, Noa and Kfir deal with the consequences of their decisions with regard to Tuli.
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