Boomerang

Season 2

8 episodes · Mar 11, 2020

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  • S2E1

    There U Go

    Mar 11, 202022m

    As the gang heads to Homecoming, some with sex on their mind, it becomes clear how everyone has (or hasn't) changed since Simone and Bryson's breakup.

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  • S2E2

    Love Shoulda Brought You Home

    Mar 18, 202022m

    Going back to the day of Simon and Bryson's breakup, the gang gives their versions of what went down, revealing what they think of their friends and testing where their loyalties lie.

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  • S2E3

    Don't Wanna Love You

    Mar 25, 202022m

    The powers of influence are explored when social media influencer Tia lands a high-paying one-night gig at a strip club, while David comes under the influence of a new megachurch.

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  • S2E4

    Reversal of a Dog

    Apr 1, 202022m

    After failing to perform in the bedroom, Bryson pushes past the acceptable limits of male intimacy when trying to talk about his experience at the barbershop.

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  • S2E5

    7 Day Weekend

    Apr 8, 202022m

    Simone gathers the gang and their significant others at her father’s luxury beach house.

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  • S2E6

    Hot Sex

    Apr 15, 202022m

    To celebrate her new job, Crystal takes a solo trip to Paris. Initially more interested in social media, she eventually finds adventure and romance without her phone, coming into her own as a new strong, sexy, independent Crysta

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  • S2E7

    Feels Like Heaven

    Apr 22, 202022m

    After a seven-day religious fast David enters a dream-like state where he follows the hero's journey to find God, so that he can get the answers he's been looking for.

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  • S2E8

    End of the Road

    Apr 29, 202022m

    Tia takes her activism and relationship with Dream to the next level set on a meaningful way to support strippers; Ari finally gets underneath his masculinity issues and goes to Dallas; Simone and Bryson rekindle their connection.

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