Harlem - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Takesie Backsies
Picking up where season one left off, Camille and Ian find themselves at a Crossroads, Quinn prepares for her first same-sex date, Angie tries to end her bad luck streak, and Tye tries to make a real connection.
If You Can't Say Anything Nice…
Camille faces Jameson, Tye finds out she's on a cautionary dating website, Angie finds luck in real estate, and Quinn explores her relationship with Isabela.
An Assist from the Sidelines
Camille and Ian spend the day getting out of their heads with the help of too many edibles, Angie finds comfort with her extended family at home, Quinn drops big news at the golf course with her parents, and Tye studies the ideal relationship.
Baby and the Bath Water
Camille and Ian have a scare, Tye is forced to start making decisions regarding her health, Quinn prepares for the biggest interview of her career, and Angie meets a new guy.
Pride
Camille is summoned by Dr. Pruitt, Tye is Quinn's reluctant tour guide for her first PRIDE as a member of the community, and Angie waits for an important call.
Out of the Deadpan and Into the Fire
Camille finds herself caught between Ian and Jameson yet again, Tye faces the reality of a big life decision, Quinn struggles with her recent losses, and Angie gets another big break.
Fall Back to Rumspringa Forward
Camille, Quinn, Tye and Angie embark on a much-needed Girls Trip.
Joy, Joy, Joy, Joy
Camille brings her vision to life, Tye finds love in an unexpected place, Quinn and Angie make amends, and the ladies get a surprise.
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