Season 2: 2007
- Season 2 premiered on Tuesday September 4, 2007.
| Title | Writer(s) | Director | Original US Airdate | # |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flashpoint | Larry Moskowitz | Michael Switzer | September 4, 2007 | 14 (2-01) |
| A tension-filled summer erupts in racial violence as school begins in the Season 2 opener. The kids at the local high school riot around town as the ER gets loaded with injured students and civilians. Lizzie, Tay and Johnny Nightingale are stuck as "computer lab prisoners" for the entire day while the riot happens and Tay needs food but their stuck in the lab. | ||||
| The Peacemaker | Anthony Sparks | Craig Ross, Jr. | September 11, 2007 | 15 (2-02) |
| Cassie thinks she's ready to take the next step in her relationship with Charles. In addition, a neighbourhood coffee shop run by the NBA star Baron Davis draws her attention. Meanwhile, Eddie's convalescence continues at home, where he tries to set some new ground rules and thinks that Jen is jealous of him. | ||||
| Grown Folks Business | September 18, 2007 | 16 (2-03) | ||
| Jenn begins a new job at a local clinic after being invited by one of the doctors; Eddie decides to visit his father; Lund's estranged daughter Sage becomes friends with Cassie; Lizzie goes on her first date with Johnny Nightingale at the Revolution Coffee Spot but something will go wrong during the date. Sage convinces Cassie to have a party but when it gets to wild things will happen. Charles is getting more romantic with Cassie but Cassie wants him to open up about his past with his step-dad Mac. | ||||
| Old Man and the G | Nelson Soler | September 25, 2007 | 17 (2-04) | |
| Eddie's enthusiasm about returning to work is tempered by a visit from Jenn's parents (Richard Roundtree, Beverly Todd), who arrive with the surprising news that their marriage may be over. Meanwhile, Cassie's friendship with a co-worker at the coffee shop makes Charles jealous and could threaten their relationship. Lizzie finds out what is wrong with her Grandfather Bradshaw when she catches him popping pills. | ||||
| The Feeling That We Have | October 2, 2007 | 18 (2-05) | ||
| Charles breaks up with Cassie thinking that he is holding her back. Lund and Eddie find out that there was a drug in Sages mom's car. Sage and Cassie stop being friends after Sage tries to blame the drug from her car on Cassie and Cassie won't cover for her. Two very different gangs join to do a basketball game against another neighbourhood. Eddie and Lund realize that their different opinions on the drug from Sage's car has them being separated and not getting threw to the basketball players. | ||||
| The Cost Of A T-Shirt | October 9, 2007 | 19 (2-06) | ||
| Eddie is offered a promotion as a Sergeant, and Jenn deals with work-related outbreak of Hepatitis C. Meanwhile, after Charles and Cassie end their relationship, she receives good news about her art work from Luc at Revolution. Cassie gives Charles back all his stuff that she left at his house. Charles gets into a fight with Mac and gets a black eye. Mac leaves town much to Charles's happiness. Eddie tells Charles that if he wants to talk to him about Mac he can. Cassie's art opening is a disaster when she overhears some people saying her artwork is immature. Charles buys one of Cassie's paintings. | ||||
| No Way Back | October 16, 2007 | 20 (2-07) | ||
| Eddie's father returns, bent on revenge when he thinks he sees the man who murdered his wife twenty years ago when Eddie was thirteen, and Cassie is jealous when she sees Charles with Sage, despite the attentions of Luc. Lulu finds out that Luc kissed Cassie and Sage tries to get Charles to date her. | ||||
| An Eye For An Eye | October 23, 2007 | 21 (2-08) | ||
| Lizzie sets up a talent show for charity at the coffee shop, Eddie's father is still bent on revenge for the murder of his wife, and Cassie and Sage set their sights on Charles. Meanwhile, Jenn organizes a local support group of mothers who have lost family members to gang violence including Donnelle Williams mother. Charles dedicates a song to Cassie and Sage is jealous asking him "what do I have to do to get you to dedicate a song to me." Charles tells her that what she did to Cassie on stage was not cool. Sage tells him that she knows it was mean but she does not mean it. Lizzie makes one thousand dollars for charity from the Talent show. | ||||
| Out with a Bang | October 30, 2007 | 22 (2-09) | ||
| Boa convinces Lizzie to visit him, but her help makes things more complicated when Boas niece is taken away from his sister from Lizzie helping; Eddie's involvement in Powells police shooting entangles him with I.A. and his conscience; and Cassie presses Charles about his relationship with Mac. Charles and Sage get into a car accident. | ||||
| The Vision | Kathleen McGhee-Anderson, Anthony Sparks | November 6, 2007 | 23 (2-10) | |
| After the accident, Charles and Sage are both hospitalized. Sage is in a coma and Charles has a broken leg and might possibly end up in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. Cassie, the mothers from Jen's group, and their children along with Mrs. Hammond decorate a wall in the church lot. Tay is pressured to join the Shilohs, but Eddie protects him. At the opening of the wall the Shiloh gang leader tries to shoot Tay but Ruben took the bullet. Before Ruben was taken to the hospital he tells Eddie he killed his mother when Eddie was a child. Charles is on crutches, he and Cassie get back together, and Sage is still in her coma. The season ends. | ||||
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