NY Ink - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Kings of NY
The Wooster Street Social Club is now the coolest tattoo shop in NYC. But, more success means more problems. Can Ami keep it all together?
Big Money, Big Dreams
Ami decides to have a party to celebrate the success of Wooster Street Social Club. But when Megan invites Chris without Ami's okay sparks fly.
Paying Dues
Ami risks letting his former apprentice Billy tackle an elaborate tattoo. Risque photos of Megan cause a stir and actress Tila Tequila comes in to honour her parents.
Love and Hate
Ami heads to South Beach to spend some time with his daughter. Meanwhile, in New York, Megan and Jessica invite a familiar face to visit the shop.
Give and Take
After an inspiring tattoo, Ami gives back by inviting a group of at-risk teens to the shop. But teasing from the crew drives Robear to the edge.
Boiling Point
After Ami puts Billy on the spot, Billy storms off. Will Billy's temper force him to choose between Ami's friendship and his career? Later, the girls set Robear up on a speed date.
Movin' on Up
After quitting the shop, Billy attempts to make it on his own. Meanwhile, Megan wonders if potentially ruining a friendship is worth a shot at love.
Living the Dream
Jessica causes chaos when she shows Tommy some of the tattoos she's been inking on the side. Homesick Tim takes Ami surfing on the little known beaches of New York.
Now or Never
When Ami learns that Jessica is tattooing from her home, he has to choose between firing her and training her. Meanwhile, Megan moves into her own apartment.
Fight or Flight
When Chris cannot stop 'trash talking' Wooster Street, Ami confronts him. Megan must decide between her career and love. And Ami leans on Tim to help run the shop.
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