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Season 2

8 episodes · Nov 15, 2022

In season two, Sabi decides not only are they ready for some uncomplicated romance but they also want everyone to love each other. Unfortunately, with their dad's unexpected return from Dubai, the Kaneko-Bauers' struggles as Bessy is released from rehab, and issues at Bar Bük, Sabi is faced with situations and relationships that are anything but simple.

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  • Sort of Future
    S2E1

    Sort of Future

    Nov 15, 202222m

    As Sabi braces for their fathers return, Deenzie drops world-shaking news.

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  • Sort of 2gethr
    S2E2

    Sort of 2gethr

    Nov 15, 202222m

    Bessy struggles to make sense of her life. Sabi has an awkward first day on the job with Imran, before going to a club with 7ven and Arrow, and wonders if Olympia will stand them up.

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  • Sort of Broke
    S2E3

    Sort of Broke

    Nov 22, 202222m

    Sabi needs to get paid. Paul is blindsided when Bessy makes a big decision without telling anyone.

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  • Sort of Who She Is
    S2E4

    Sort of Who She Is

    Nov 22, 202222m

    Imran finds it hard to deal with Raffo’s independence when she joins a weekly dance class.

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  • Sort of Amsterdam
    S2E5

    Sort of Amsterdam

    Nov 29, 202222m

    7ven hosts a cottage weekend for Sabi, Wolf, and Arrow, which is gate-crashed by her mum.

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  • Sort of I Love You
    S2E6

    Sort of I Love You

    Nov 29, 202222m

    Imran makes a surprise drop-in on Sabi; Bessy and Paul discover Henry is skipping school; 7ven and Wolf try to make a deal with Gaia to invest in the new club-gallery.

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  • Sort of Opening
    S2E7

    Sort of Opening

    Dec 6, 202222m

    On the eve of the opening of the new club-gallery, a moment between Bessy and Sabi creates tension in their relationship.

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  • Sort of Janazah
    S2E8

    Sort of Janazah

    Dec 6, 202222m

    A family crisis causes Sabi to confront unresolved feelings towards their father.

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