Looking, HBO’s portrait of three friends living—and loving—in modern-day San Francisco, is in the midst of its acclaimed second season. With real-life Bay Area locations serving as a backdrop, the trio's stories intertwine and unspool dramatically—and sometimes comically—as they search for happiness and intimacy in an age of unparalleled choices—and rights—for gay men. As Collider noted, “Looking is not easy to define, except perhaps to say that it is a series of vignettes about love, friendship, and life in one’s 30s. Though the men of Looking struggle to understand themselves, watching them do so is no struggle. It is, in fact, an unhurried pleasure.” The Paley Center gathers members of the cast and creative team for a special screening and look behind the scenes. The conversation will be added to the Paley Center’s LGBT Archive.