'Looking' Season 2 Spoilers: Will Murray Bartlett, Jonathan Groff, Frankie J. Alvarez Find 'Sanctuary?' [WATCH]

Ahead of its Sunday night premiere, HBO has released an all-new clips from Season 2 from Looking. As emotions and new relationships start to ignite, are Patrick (Jonathan Groff), Dom (Murray Bartlett), and Agustín (Frankie J. Alvarez) ready to deal with these changes in 'Looking For Sanctuary?'

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

In our recent recap, Patrick (Groff) got back together after with Kevin (Russell Tovey) after almost getting run over by a truck.They faced a few obstacles along the way, from their co-workers to a sudden double date with Richie Ventura (Raúl Castillo) and Brady. Not even a bad review to their app could have stopped Kevin and Patrick from enjoying a beautiful night together.

In the footage, Patrick and Kevin are in a bedroom furniture store buying a new mattress. Notice how Kevin likes to tease his significant other and freaks out the salesperson, mentioning how Patrick likes it, "Nice and hard." Are these two taking another step forward together?

This couple might be facing more problems together as Patrick's mom (Julia Duffy)and judgmental sister Megan (Kelli Garner) show up. In the episode, how soon will Dom (Bartlett) be able to start his new business, now that he's renovating the building? Plus, will Agustín (Alvarez) return to old habits when he picks up a brush to draw again?

Check out the second clip here:

In our MStars News interview, Frankie J. Alvarez discussed how the art world affected Agustín before, "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. And in the art world, I think he puts on a kind of persona. A version of himself that the world might deem cool, but in the process he loses himself."

Looking continues Sundays on HBO at 10pm.

Readers, are you excited to see Looking for Sanctuary?