Real World

Seven roommates with different backgrounds and lifestyles arrive in New Orleans to live and work together.

As Julie and David each navigate their own romantic interests, Danny awaits a visit from boyfriend Paul.

Melissa and David have a confrontation after her wild night out, while Julie struggles with her personal framework with Danny's sexuality and her beliefs.

As Melissa explores a new relationship, the roommates begin their first job in New Orleans at a television station.

A love triangle is in the air as Kelley and Melissa compete for Jamie's attention. Julie convinces Matt to come see her perform in a drag show. Kelley meets a new guy who has just one problem: a girlfriend.

Seven roommates with different backgrounds and lifestyles arrive in New Orleans to live and work together.

While working at a French Quarter bar, Danny struggles to remain faithful to boyfriend Paul, who coincidentally surprises Danny in New Orleans for Valentine's Day. Kelley wants to be Peter's Valentine, but he must first deal with his girlfriend.

As the producer for the first show, Kelley struggles to find a balance between being a leader and a dictator to her roommates, and is butting heads with David over his creative vision for their opening segment.

Melissa and Jamie's close bond is tested when a local swamp tour guide uses a racial slur to describe the wildlife and Jamie accuses Melissa of overreacting. David and Melissa educate Julie about racial slurs, and Melissa grows weary.

As David takes on new responsibility and role there is not only pressure from the roommates, but for his performance at a local hockey game.

Melissa begins to struggle with her mental health leading to a disagreement with Julie about her beliefs, all the while, Matt takes an interest in women in the Big Easy.

Mardi Gras is finally upon the Belfort! As the roommates celebrate, some more than others decide to get pretty comfortable with New Orleans locals.

The cast heads to South Afircia for a trip of a lifetime, as tension between David and the roommates begin to rise.

On the second leg of their African adventure, the roommates continue to recognize David's isolation from the rest of the group and attempt to draw him out of his shell.

Danny is nervous about an upcoming visit from Paul that coincides with a visit from Danny's parents, who only recently learned that he's gay. Danny confronts Matt over his controversial views on homosexuality.

Hungry for adventure, Julie juggles two potential suitors and steps out of her comfort zone by performing at an open mic night and joining a fightclub. After weeks of tension, Jamie and Kelley finally discuss their strained relationship.

When Julie's family and friends pay a visit to the Belfort, Julie's new lifestyle is put under a microscope. Danny attempts to open the minds of Julie's brother's homophobic friends.

During a visit from her family in which she feels judged for her lifestyle choices, Julie confronts her father about his overbearing ways. Peter pushes Kelley to make a decision about staying with him in New Orleans and the future of their relationship.

Melissa finds a new friend and a new talent when she meets a local painter named Lionel. Searching for spiritual guidance, Jamie tries to enlist Julie as his mentor, but their closeness leads to an unexpected romance.

Jealous Julie starts meddling with Matt's relationships after he falls for a girl he met at a club. David's roommates accuse him of misogny when he plans a fashion show for The Real Seven with models who also happen to be strippers.

David's issues with his roommates escalate when he plans a party at the house and his guest list consists of mostly strippers, forcing the roommates to call a house meeting to confront him. Julie writes Matt a letter detailing her feelings for him.

After being confronted by the roommates, David tries to change his ways. Julie and Matt discuss their true feelings about each other. Melissa and Kelley put their differences aside and team up to produce the final NOATV show.

David finally makes himself vulnerable to his roommates and opens up about his mother's issues. Julie and Matt try to make sense of their feelings for one another. Julie must make a decision regarding her future at BYU.