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 |  Mozart In The Jungle Episodes, Season 2Back To Pazsaz Entertainment Network's Mozart In The Jungle Page Internal doubts plague a seemingly successful Rodrigo. Also, Hailey focuses on her new position as substitute for the oboe section, and Cynthia meets the orchestra's demanding lawyer. Rodrigo is forced to make changes in the wake of a near disaster during a live performance. Meanwhile, Hailey receives an unusual invitation. Rodrigo is evicted from his apartment, yet it doesn't take him long to find a new roommate. Elsewhere, Hailey and Lizzie help Bradford record his podcast; a tenant recalls famous performances; and the musicians feel the heat of a possible strike. A guest cellist offers an invitation to Hailey and gives her a peek into the world of the classical elite. Meanwhile, Thomas and Rodrigo bask in a guys' night, and Gloria proves she's more than she appears. The orchestra's Latin American tour keeps Hailey busy. Meanwhile, a stolen violin threatens the tour's important final concert, leading Rodrigo to enlist an old friend for help, and an adventure through Mexico City's underworld unfolds. Rodrigo highlights Mexico for Hailey. Meanwhile, Thomas and Gloria meet the richest man in Mexico; Cynthia ends up in an unexpected position thanks to a surprise visitor; and Rodrigo's mentor asks him to fulfill a promise. Betty's 35 years in the orchestra is celebrated with tequila and a special guest. Meanwhile, Hailey breaks a cardinal rule of touring; the notion of a work stoppage begins to sink in; and Rodrigo develops a mysterious ailment. Thomas shares his symphony with his soon-to-be former wife, who is enthralled by the music. Elsewhere, a funeral is the backdrop for plotting between the orchestra and the board, and Hailey makes discoveries when she goes on a date with a board member. A guest enfant terrible conductor brings anger and fury to the orchestra. Meanwhile, Thomas faces his demons and worries about his legacy; Nina and Cynthia clash over negotiating tactics; and priorities become clear through all the chaos. Conflict escalates between the board and the orchestra, and no one is safe amid unfolding double crosses.
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