World of Jenks - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Live for Today, Pray for Tomorrow
Jenks meets Chad, Kaylin and D-Real for the first time. Chad has autism, Kaylin has cancer, and D-Real is dealing with the recent murder of his brother, but all three of them inspire Jenks with their resilience.
It's Prom Night, Baby!
With Chad off to senior prom, D-Real hosting his first dance battle, and Kaylin getting scan results, everyone has reason to celebrate.
Facing Your Fears
Chad, Kaylin and D-Real are at crossroads in their lives and each must overcome their fears in order to move on.
The Speech, The Move & The Midnight Walk
Chad must give a speech at his graduation, Kaylin starts her new life in New York, and D-Real walks to the corner where his brother was murdered.
Twists and Turns
D-Real gets a life-changing phone call, Chad starts looking for a job, and Kaylin is rushed to the emergency room.
Growing Pains
Chad questions his relationship with Amanda and hunts for a job, Kaylin gets an internship, and D-Real's triumphant return from L.A. is sullied when a dance battle devolves into chaos.
Under Pressure
D-Real threatens violence while both Chad and Kaylin face difficult medical news.
Obstacles & Opportunities
Chad gets a job and devastating news from his parents, Kaylin takes her comic to radio, and D-Real finds out the Turf Feinz have a chance to open up for Mac Miller.
Mac, Models & Chad's Big Move
The Turf Feinz open for Mac Miller, Kaylin faces fashion show disaster, and Chad struggles with the idea of leaving his home.
It's Not Goodbye...
Chad moves into his new home, Kaylin's clothes hit the runway, and D-Real organizes a huge city-supported dance battle in this gripping season finale.
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