The second season becomes more "dangerous", going deeper into themes that have been of concern to the Greek public for the last two years, due to the outcome and foundation of the MeToo movement, without necessarily having been explored or presented in the right way by the media. From issues of revenge pornography, cancel culture, anti-feminism, climate change, and immigration to how patriarchy affects the male population, sex work, mental health, and disability, the “Dangerous” want to continue their work in a more spherical and inclusive way. This time, they give more light and space to the personal part of the stories.
Presented by three dynamic and active feminists, Marianna Skylakaki, Maria Gianniou, and Stella Kasdagli, pass the baton to each other in each episode. They talk to the specific protagonist of each episode, whose personal story we follow. The female experience is now in the first person.

In the twelfth episode, we touch on the topic of sex work. We meet people in the field, who explain to us the difficult nature of sex work, the dangers that lie in it, the risks and the problems. Athina Michalakea, lawyer and Christos Sagredos, President of the Sex Workers’ Empowerment Network, meet Marianna Skylakaki and have a comprehensive discussion about sex workers, while the camera of the show follows Stergios Matis, Positive Voice streetwork project coordinator and Rafaela Mouzakiti, Red Umbrella Streetworker and sex worker, as well as their team, in an outreach activity at Omonoia square. What effect do our conservative reflexes as a society and as a state have on the vulnerability of sex workers? Does our attitude ultimately nurture coercion and violence?