The second season of Crash explores the human connections made in pivotal moments when characters must literally or figuratively fight for their lives. Nothing is random. There are no accidents.
Former music mogul Ben Cendars returns to L.A. from a year's stint in rehab; Billionaire entrepreneur Seth Blanchard plans on bringing L.A. an NFL football team.
Seth enlists security guard Kenny Battaglia on his quest to discover the meaning of his bizarre visions; Bo Olinville gets offered a position coaching Tyler.
Ben's investigation into his daughter's murder leads to a shocking source for black-market surveillance tapes; Inez and Jimmy pay off Jimmy's gambling debts.
Ben and Anthony visit the athletic club where Cassie was murdered, but are dissuaded from investigating further; Eddie ridicules advice Bo gives Tyler, which prompts Bo to prove his macho prowess.
Seth moves into an eco-friendly loft where he announces a dramatic venture for the future betterment of Los Angeles; Kenny strikes up a friendship with Tess, who runs a homeless center.
Ben visits his ex-wife (Peggy Lipton) and her husband (Keith Carradine) and stumbles into a crisis of desperation; Inez is romanced by a new man, while Jimmy ends up in a violent conflict.
Bo explodes as Wendy pushes him to admit he wants to sell the hobby shop; Inez's new man, a rich Englishman, takes her to London on a romantic interlude; Kenny takes Tess on a date.
Seth gets a visit from a televangelist who wants to join forces; Ben rebuilds his relationship with Suzy as he continues to look for a murderer; Wendy is jealous of Bo's relationship with Lily.
Ben and Anthony track down Roxanne Thigpen; Seth and Kenny get an unexpected visit from Bo, who wants the money back that his mom donated to Seth's homeless project.
Ben and Anthony force Roxanne into withdrawal with the hope that she'll disclose more about Cassie's death; Seth mounts a town hall event to muster support for his homeless project.
