Season
Season 2 Episode
- Season 2 #1 Look, the Baron's Reckless Remark / There are a Lot of Problems in This Class So Please Be Aware of That
- Season 2 #2 Forelocks Yet To Be Opened / Adornment At Tiffany's / Rouse Up, O Old Men of the Old Age
- Season 2 #3 Seventeen Years Old Don't You Want To Grab Your Wrinkles? / Duty and Soldiers / Don't Say it so Casually! Melos Stood and Retorted Furiously
- Season 2 #4 An Artist By the Roadside / I Have Mostly Read Shameful Books / The Inconspicuous Summer
- Season 2 #5 Team Play / I Always Called That Person A Leftover / The Other Side of an Act of Kindness
- Season 2 #6 Thou Shalt Not Know / The Story of Hoichi the Dreamless / Private Stealth
- Season 2 #7 The Cat That Was Told a Million Times / Little Red Riding Hood Sleeps. Be Careful / The Tsugaru Correspondence Education
- Season 2 #8 Spynapple Pudding / When The Fruit of Exposure is Ripened / A Half of the Criminal Investigation Report
- Season 2 #9 A Couple is Better than a Single / The Byway to Oku
- Season 2 #10 Deteriorating Stream / A Fool`s Adequacy / The First-time Condition
- Season 2 #11 12 Dark Despair Women / On this Month, on this Night, the Moon shall be Clouded by my Tears
- Season 2 #12 The Glory of Landing / Role of a Certain Woman / Pororokka Came Riding a Wave
- Season 2 #13 Dismissal of Myohonji in Kamakura / The Voice of Daidouji Shinsuke / Under the Assumption of Siblings
Zoku Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei - Season 2 Episode 3 #3 Seventeen Years Old Don't You Want To Grab Your Wrinkles? / Duty and Soldiers / Don't Say it so Casually! Melos Stood and Retorted Furiously
9.00 48 minutes Harumi Fujiyoshi is listening to a Zetsubō Sensei radio show at home while working on her yaoi dōjinshi. The radio show is actually derived from a chapter of the Zetsubō Sensei manga, which portrays Japanese people's indifference to their ages and introduces a new character, Manami Ōkusa, who is a married high school student. In the second part of the episode, Nozomu criticizes the society where individuals are compelled to serve their 'duties' to meet other people's expectations.
