The chaos continues at Garrison Stroopsdorf. The second episode of Going Dutch Season 2 arrives this week, bringing a new conflict that blurs the lines between personal and military life. Titled “Farmer’s Mark-tet Offensive,” the episode sees the show’s signature comedic tension move from laser tag to a literal turf war.
Going Dutch Season 2 Episode 2 Release Date and Time
Going Dutch Season 2, Episode 2 will be available on Thursday, January 22, 2026. The episode will air on its original network, Fox. For viewers who prefer streaming, the episode will be available to watch on Hulu the day after it airs on Fox, which would be Friday, January 23, 2026.
While specific air times can vary by time zone, new episodes of the show typically air in the 8:00 PM or 9:00 PM ET/PT slots on Fox. Viewers should check their local Fox channel listings for the exact premiere time in their region.
How to Watch Going Dutch Season 2 Episode 2 Online
You have several options to watch the latest antics from the world’s least important Army base.
In the United States, the primary ways to watch are:
- Fox Network: Watch Episode 2, “Farmer’s Mark-tet Offensive,” live as it broadcasts on Thursday, January 22, 2026.
- Hulu: Stream the episode on demand starting Friday, January 23, 2026. Hulu offers next-day streaming for new episodes. You can also watch the first season and the premiere of Season 2 on Hulu now.
- fuboTV: This live TV streaming service carries Fox, allowing you to watch the episode live or on-demand through its cloud DVR.
For international audiences, availability varies by country. Going Dutch is an American series produced by Fox Entertainment Studios. International viewers should check their local streaming platforms that carry Fox content or have licensing deals for the show. Using a VPN to access U.S. streaming services like Hulu is against the terms of service of those platforms.
What Happens in Going Dutch Season 2 Episode 2
The official description for Episode 2, “Farmer’s Mark-tet Offensive,” sets the stage for a new type of battle. The episode focuses on the fallout from Colonel Quinn’s personal life spilling into his command.
After breaking up, Colonel Patrick Quinn and the local immigration officer Katja Vanderhoff find themselves in a new conflict. Their personal dispute escalates into a larger confrontation “between the town and the base.” This forces Captain Maggie Quinn to step in. She must use her skills to de-escalate the rising tension and negotiate a truce between her father and his ex-girlfriend before the situation gets out of hand.
“Colonel Quinn and Katja go to war between the town and the base after breaking up, so Captain Maggie tries to de-escalate the tension between them and negotiate a truce.”
This plot follows directly from the Season 2 premiere, “The Laser’s Edge,” which involved General Davidson challenging Quinn’s troops to a high-stakes game of laser tag.
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Who Stars in Going Dutch Season 2
The series features a mix of comedy veterans and rising stars. The main cast returns for the second season.
Denis Leary leads the ensemble as Colonel Patrick Quinn, the arrogant and often frustrated officer in charge of Garrison Stroopsdorf. Taylor Misiak plays his estranged daughter, Captain Maggie Quinn, who previously ran the base. Danny Pudi is Major Abraham Shah, Colonel Quinn’s loyal executive officer.
The base’s quirky staff includes Laci Mosley as supply sergeant Master Sergeant Dana Conway and Hal Cumpston as the undisciplined tech specialist Corporal Elias Papadakis.
Recurring and guest stars are central to Episode 2’s story. Catherine Tate returns as Katja Vanderhoff, the Dutch immigration officer who becomes the center of the episode’s conflict. Other recurring actors include Joe Morton as General Davidson, Dempsey Bryk as Private Anthony ‘BA’ Chapman, and Arnmundur Ernst Björnsson as the civilian translator Jan.
The series is created and executive produced by Joel Church-Cooper. Denis Leary and Jack Leary also serve as executive producers.
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