Love - Season 2
Season 2
Mickey and Gus face a whirlwind of new doubts, pitfalls and temptations as they take their relationship to the next level.
Episodes
On Lockdown
After coming clean to Gus, Mickey tries to head home to decompress. But an unexpected turn of events keeps them out together late into the night.
Friends Night Out
While Gus heads to a bar with his guy friends, a restless Mickey stirs up trouble at a dinner party full of couples.
While You Were Sleeping
Mickey tries to help her work buddy Truman out of a sticky situation, and an on-set accident rattles the "Witchita" cast and crew.
Shrooms
A quiet night turns trippy when Mickey convinces Gus, Bertie and Randy to sample her leftover psychedelic mushrooms.
A Day
On a day of spontaneous adventures, Mickey and Gus open up about their pasts and begin to let go of their fears.
Forced Hiatus
Big news on the "Witchita" set leaves Gus caught in the middle of a family dispute over Arya's future. Mickey grows suspicious of Randy's motives.
The Work Party
While Mickey schmoozes with her new corporate bosses at a radio station party, Gus strikes up an unlikely friendship with Dr. Greg.
Marty Dobbs
Gus joins Mickey for an outing with her dad but soon realizes the father-daughter dynamic is more complicated than she let on.
Housesitting
While housesitting at a friend's mansion, Gus and Mickey host a "Witchita" viewing party. But brewing tensions threaten to spoil the fun.
Liberty Down
As Gus heads off to the set of Arya's action film and Mickey dives into a big project at work, new cracks appear in their relationship.
The Long D
Mickey bonds with her ex, while Gus makes a desperate bid to patch things up with the film director. Bertie has a revelation.
Back in Town
With Gus back home, Mickey realizes she needs to make a decision. But her attempt to straighten out her love life only creates more chaos.
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