Avenue 5 - Season 2
Season 2
Picking up five months after failing to reroute the vessel, season two follows the crew - including fiery engineer Billie, unpredictable head of customer relations Matt, and faithful right-hand Iris - as they struggle to lead, calm, control, and, if need be, hide from increasingly unruly passengers. On earth, they're lauded as heroes, and in space, everyone can hear them scream.
Episodes
No One Wants an Argument About Reality
After five long months, the passengers of Avenue 5 eagerly await their impending return to Earth while behind the scenes, Ryan and the crew struggle to find a way to reveal the much longer timeline of their journey home. Later, a disgraced Karen comes to blows with a newly famous Frank.
What an Unseasonal Delight
With the ship facing a fiery threat, Billie hatches a plan that could just save some of the passengers… and the eels. Meanwhile, Iris makes a risky bid on Earth, Ryan finds himself in the middle of a three-way couples' quarrel, and Mia shares some shocking news with Doug.
Is It a Good Dot?
When the ship crosses paths with a rogue space station, Ryan and the crew jump at the opportunity to socialize, while Billie angles for help with Avenue 5's mounting eel problem. Then, after Rav discovers the true purpose of Storm Falcon's mission, Ryan must steer his team through a difficult moral quandary.
How It Ends: As a Starter and a Main
Now stuck with an unsavory stowaway, Ryan and Billie lock down the ship – with potentially dangerous consequences. Meanwhile, Iris and Judd attempt to blackmail Lucas, Karen claws her way back to the top, and Frank fends off an attack.
Let's Play with Matches
After a failed uprising, the passengers of Avenue 5 vote for a new leader. Back on Earth, TOTOPOTUS proposes a shocking new plan.
Intoxicating Clarity
Supreme Leader Ryan is the "new" man in charge. While the Avenue 5's inhabitants have been busy dealing with internal problems recently, an external threat is coming straight for them. How will they deal with their impending doom this time?
I Love Judging People
The crew turns to a Judd-designed ranking algorithm to deal with their latest threat. As Ryan's rating mysteriously tanks, Billie searches for her more worthy counterpart, and Judd attempts to make amends with an estranged Iris.
That's Why They Call It a Missile
With the ship divided, both sides find themselves in an all-out fight to survive. Then, Ryan takes part in a shotgun wedding, and Rav reaches a personal breakthrough.
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