Noah's Arc - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Housequake
Noah questions his relationship, Alex plans a welcome home party for Trey, Chance has problems getting a good night's sleep, and Ricky searches for a handyman.
It Ain't Over Til It's Over
Noah is unable to ignore his feelings for Wade, Alex and Trey's love life heats up, Ricky follows his own advice, and Chance faces an emergency.
Desperado
Noah faces a challenge to his movie script, Chance and Eddie host a dinner for Eddie's bosses, Ricky second guesses his commitment to Junito, and Alex worries about Trey and Guy's friendship.
Excuses for Bad Behavior
Chance struggles with disciplining Kenya, Noah gets to know a British hip-hop star, Ricky and Junito reach a new phase in their relationship, and Alex's battle with Guy intensifies.
Give It Up
Alex's suspicions about Guy complicates his relationship with Trey, Chance and Eddie help an acquaintance in need, and Baby Gat tries to woo Noah.
Under Pressure
Quincy jeopardizes Noah's career, Eddie receives distressing news, Ricky sees a different side of Guy, Alex gets some help from his friends, and Noah experiences a dangerous situation.
Baby, Can I Hold You?
Noah's friends rally around him as he recovers, Alex learns self-defense, Chance offers advice to Eddie's boss, and Ricky realizes the importance of friendship.
Say It Loud...
Ricky urges Junito to try an open relationship, Chance and Eddie remember their first date, Alex and Trey make a big decision, and Noah and Wade's secret is revealed.
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