POSE
Season 2
Overview
Season 2 flashes forward in time to 1990. On the heels of the ballroom community establishing itself in pop culture and going mainstream, the House of Evangelista is forced to reevaluate their goals. Meanwhile, the AIDS crisis worsens and the reaction from a group of activists reaches a fever pitch.
Episodes
1. Acting Up
Convinced Madonna's "Vogue" will lead to mainstream acceptance, Blanca encourages the House of Evangelista to follow their dreams despite putting her own on the backburner. Meanwhile, Pray Tell joins an activist organization fighting for the rights of HIV positive people.
2. Worth It
Determined to be an example to her children, Blanca launches a business venture with unexpected results. Meanwhile, Ricky’s travels have unpredicted consequences for his relationship with Damon, and Elektra shocks the ballroom community with a bold move.
3. Butterfly/Cocoon
A fatal mishap with a client leads Elektra to seek out the counsel of Blanca and Candy. Meanwhile, moving from friends to lovers proves to be a challenge for Angel and Lil Papi.
4. Never Knew Love Like This Before
The Ballroom community is shaken to its core when a valued member is brutally attacked.
5. What Would Candy Do?
Competition gets the best of Damon and Ricky as they audition for a spot on Madonna’s Blonde Ambition tour.
6. Love's in Need of Love Today
After falling ill while organizing his annual AIDS Cabaret, PrayTell lands in the hospital leading to a series of unexpected visitors.
7. Blow
The House of Evangelista plan a large prank to antagonize Frederica. Meanwhile, Angel is introduced to the unsavory side of modeling
8. Revelations
Relationships are irreparably damaged when Damon reveals the secrets others have been hiding.
9. Life's a Beach
With Blanca reeling from an unexpected loss, Elektra organizes a girls trip to the shore.
10. In My Heels
After a medical set back, Blanca struggles to reassemble the House of Evangelista. Meanwhile, Pray Tell confronts old traumas when an exciting new category is proposed.
