The Dinner Table Detective Season 2 Episode 2: Release Date, Time, Streaming Options, and More

The eagerly awaited second episode of The Dinner Table Detective is scheduled for release on Friday, April 11, 2025, at 11:30 PM JST, as confirmed by the series’ official website. After the entertaining introduction of the main characters in the premiere, viewers are left eager to discover how the initial murder mystery unfolds and the direction the narrative will take in the following episodes.

While it’s unlikely that pre-release spoilers or leaks will surface, fans can at least mark their calendars with the confirmed release details for episode 2.

Release Date and Time for Episode 2

Kageyama's deductive skills are central to The Dinner Table Detective episode 2.
The origin of Kageyama’s detective prowess will likely be a key theme in episode 2. (Image via Madhouse)

Episode 2 of The Dinner Table Detective will air in Japan at 11:30 PM JST on April 11, 2025. For most international audiences, the episode will be available locally at various times on the same Friday. However, a few regions may enjoy an early morning viewing like that of Japan. The specific release time will differ based on regional time zones.

Here’s a breakdown of the estimated release times for The Dinner Table Detective episode 2 in various time zones:

Time Zone Local Date and Time
Pacific Standard Time 7:30 AM, Friday, April 11, 2025
Eastern Standard Time 10:30 AM, Friday, April 11, 2025
British Summer Time 3:30 PM, Friday, April 11, 2025
Central European Summer Time 4:30 PM, Friday, April 11, 2025
Indian Standard Time 8:00 PM, Friday, April 11, 2025
Philippine Standard Time 10:30 PM, Friday, April 11, 2025
Japanese Standard Time 11:30 PM, Friday, April 11, 2025
Australia Central Standard Time 12:00 AM, Saturday, April 12, 2025

Where to Watch Episode 2

Reiko's frustrations with Kazamatsuri are sure to continue in episode 2.
Reiko’s ongoing tension with Kazamatsuri will likely play a significant role in episode 2. (Image via Madhouse)

The upcoming episode will be available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, both for Japanese audiences and viewers around the globe, accompanied by English subtitles for international fans. The inclusion of an English dub and several alternate language options has been confirmed through recent promotional updates.

Episode 1 Recap

In episode 1 of The Dinner Table Detective, viewers were introduced to Reiko Hosho at her uncle Goro Kiryuin’s 60th birthday celebration. Amidst the festivities, she learned of a tragic event: her friend Mai’s demise, which was hinted to stem from Kazuya Teshirogi’s abandonment in favor of an arranged marriage with Mizuho, someone known to Reiko.

Reiko received a call from her partner, Inspector Kazamatsuri, urging her to proceed to the hotel for a crime scene investigation. Upon arrival, a mysterious butler provided her with a detective outfit, setting the stage for what was to unfold. The investigation revealed Mizuho as the victim, who claimed her attacker was a mysterious woman clad in a red dress and green necklace, whose face seemed vaguely familiar.

As Reiko and Kazamatsuri began questioning Mizuho’s associates, they soon cleared all suspects, including the male lawyer who discovered Mizuho’s body. A sense of urgency loomed, prompting Kazamatsuri to insist that Reiko find the perpetrator swiftly. The episode concluded with the introduction of Kageyama, the enigmatic butler who also takes on the role of solving the case.

Speculations for Episode 2

In the upcoming second episode, it is anticipated that Reiko and Kageyama will delve into discussions that shed light on the evidence and suspicions leading to the identity of Mizuho’s attacker. Kageyama’s background, revealing his possible expertise beyond his butler duties, could add depth to the investigation.

Viewers can expect to see the duo, with assistance from Kazamatsuri, executing a strategic plan that may involve uncovering that Mizuho’s attacker utilized Reiko’s own attire as a disguise. It’s likely that the episode will conclude with the resolution of the case and solidify the partnership between Kageyama, Kazamatsuri, and Reiko.

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