: Bette Porter starts a new job at an art gallery under Isaac Zakarian. She begins making bold moves professionally while simultaneously navigating a surprising new relationship.

: Alice Pieszecki faces roadblocks with the release of her book and starts to suspect that Nat is keeping secrets from her.

: Includes Griffin Dunne as Isaac Zakarian and Rosie O'Donnell as Carrie.

: Micah Lee grapples with the actual nature of his relationship with José after recent revelations. Episode Details Director : Marja-Lewis Ryan. Writers : Marja-Lewis Ryan and Ally Musika.

: Sophie, Dani, and Finley deal with the messy aftermath of the wedding that never was. Specifically, Sophie only speaks to Finley after Dani makes it clear their relationship is truly over.

In Season 2, Episode 2 of The L Word: Generation Q , titled (originally aired August 13, 2021), the characters navigate the immediate emotional and professional fallout of the season premiere. Key Plot Points

The L Word: Generation Q 2x2 Official

: Bette Porter starts a new job at an art gallery under Isaac Zakarian. She begins making bold moves professionally while simultaneously navigating a surprising new relationship.

: Alice Pieszecki faces roadblocks with the release of her book and starts to suspect that Nat is keeping secrets from her. The L Word: Generation Q 2x2

: Includes Griffin Dunne as Isaac Zakarian and Rosie O'Donnell as Carrie. : Bette Porter starts a new job at

: Micah Lee grapples with the actual nature of his relationship with José after recent revelations. Episode Details Director : Marja-Lewis Ryan. Writers : Marja-Lewis Ryan and Ally Musika. : Includes Griffin Dunne as Isaac Zakarian and

: Sophie, Dani, and Finley deal with the messy aftermath of the wedding that never was. Specifically, Sophie only speaks to Finley after Dani makes it clear their relationship is truly over.

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The L Word: Generation Q 2x2 Official