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Patrick, Agustin, and Dom make their way to the Russian River for a short visit to Lynn's cabin and end up attending a party in the woods. Patrick thinks about what he wants. Dom looks for clues about Lynn's old life.
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Directed by Andrew HaighWritten by Andrew HaighGuest stars Daniel Franzese, Brian Gattas, Adrian Anchondo, Anthony Hill
Patrick and Kevin attempt to create a gay game app. Patrick finds a small rash. Dom take a look around a location in the Tenderloin.
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Directed by Andrew HaighWritten by Michael LannanGuest stars Scott Bakula, Tanner Cohen, Bashir Salahuddin, Chris Perfetti, Andrew Law, Jennifer Foster, Jhoni Marchinko
Patrick gets ready for his first official overnight stay with Kevin. Kevin does not want Patrick's friends to know they are seeing one another. Agustin goes to see Richie to sort things out.
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Directed by Ryan FleckWritten by John HoffmanGuest stars Scott Bakula, Matthew Risch, Daniel Franzese, Bashir Salahuddin, Amy York Rubin
Patrick attempts to find out if he can still be friends with Richie. Patrick starts to question his relationship with Kevin. Agustin spends a day at a shelter with Eddie.
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Directed by Ryan FleckWritten by Roberto Aguirre-SacasaGuest stars Scott Bakula, Joe Williamson, Matthew Risch, Daniel Franzese, Chris Perfetti, Andrew Law
On an excursion to San Leandro, Patrick gets to see where Richie grew up, and finally has a chance to apologize for the way things ended. Agustín decides to pay a visit to Eddie after hearing he's sick at home. Meanwhile, wrought over the situation with Patrick, Kevin considers what to do next.
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Directed by Andrew HaighWritten by Tanya SarachoGuest stars Joe Williamson, Daniel Franzese, Jesse Garcia, Tanya Saracho, Andrew Law, Amy York Rubin
Patrick throws a bash for Halloween and dresses up as his favorite video-game character, but he's distracted by Richie and his new boyfriend. Meanwhile, Agustín hopes to make after-party plans with Eddie; and Doris reluctantly agrees to a couples costume with Malik.
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Directed by Jamie BabbitWritten by J.C. LeeGuest stars Joe Williamson, Daniel Franzese, Bashir Salahuddin, Chris Perfetti, Andrew Law, Jennifer Foster
After Doris learns of the sudden death of her father, Dom and Patrick travel with Doris to Dom and Doris' hometown of Modesto, where they revisit some old haunts and attend an emotional funeral.
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Directed by Andrew HaighWritten by Jhoni MarchinkoGuest stars Bashir Salahuddin, Mary Kay Place, Hayes MacArthur, Lo Mutuc
Patrick is eager to present his new game app with Kevin at the upcoming GaymerX convention, but soon worries their booth may not be 'sexy' enough. Dom shows Doris and Malik the progress on his chicken take-out window. Agustin is forced to confront his underlying fears about having protected sex with HIV-pos Eddie.
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Directed by Jamie BabbitWritten by Michael Lannan, J.C. LeeGuest stars Daniel Franzese, Bashir Salahuddin, Chris Perfetti, Andrew Law, Amy York Rubin, Gabe Liedman
Patrick and Kevin look at a sleek new apartment for Kevin, and later, Patrick's mom convinces him to spend a day at the zoo with his judgmental sister Megan. Some bad financial news forces a wedge in Doris and Dom's friendship. Eddie convinces a resistant Agustin to take on an art project for the shelter.
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Directed by Craig JohnsonWritten by Tanya Saracho, Roberto Aguirre-SacasaGuest stars O-T Fagbenle, Kelli Garner, Julia Duffy, Daniel Franzese, Boston Rush Freeman, Christine Estabrook
In the season two finale, Patrick makes a discovery that leads him to question what he wants in a relationship. Malik encourages Dom to try to patch things up with Doris. Agustin's nerves come out at the shelter's mural-unveiling event.
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Directed by Andrew HaighWritten by Andrew Haigh, John HoffmanGuest stars Daniel Franzese, Bashir Salahuddin, Wesley Taylor, Sean Maher