'Looking' Season 2 Spoilers: Will Murray Bartlett, Jonathan Groff Survive "Rough Neighborhood?" [WATCH]

Before airing this Sunday night, HBO has released an all-new clip from Season 2 from their critically acclaimed series, Looking. With the second season kicking off, will Patrick (Jonathan Groff), Agustín (Frankie J. Alvarez), and Dom (Murray Bartlett) be able to survive their "rough neighborhood?"

As we previously mentioned, the series created by Michael Lannan revolves around the lives of three friends in San Francisco. In their own way, each one explores in their own way how the single life treats a new generation of gay men. The trio struggles to find some kind of meaning behind romance, heartaches, and hidden secrets.

In our recent recap, Patrick (Groff), the 29-year old video game designer, had a steamy late night rendezvous with his boss, Kevin Matheson (Russell Tovey). At the age of 31, Agustín (Alvarez) seems to be drinking a little too much, especially since he gave up on being an artist. The oldest at 39, Dom (Bartlett) had an affair and slept with someone at the cabin, which belongs to his lover, Lynn (Scott Bakula).

In the footage, we see Dom attempting to kickstart his professional career. With a new place, which also happens to be abandoned, Dom thinks he can start his business from scratch. It takes Agustín's one-liner to remind him how bad the situation really is.

Check out the clip here:

Don't forget to check out MStars News exclusive interview with Frankie J. Alvarez, Agustín himself. The Looking actor dishes on the show, his co-stars, and what's up ahead this season.

Alvarez told us about Agustín's struggle this season, "He's definitely directionless and he knows that if he were to throw himself back into the art world, he's going to become self-absorbed and not a good person to be around. I think he's starting to feel an awareness of that. So he's avoiding that at all costs. I think he wants to make a mark in the world with himself. He just doesn't know how to do it."

Looking continues Sundays on HBO at 10/9c. Readers, are you excited to see Looking for Results?