VIDEO: Sneak Peek - 'Zen and the Art of Pageantry' Episode of MTV's FAKING IT

Below, check out a sneak peek at the next episode of MTV's FAKING IT titled  "Zen and the Art of Pageantry". The episode airs Tuesday, November 11th at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT on MTV. 

Season two of FAKING IT introduceS three new characters, Theo (Keith Powers), Reagan (Yvette Monreal) and Duke (Skyler Maxon). Theo is a laid-back attractive Texas boy who befriends Liam (Gregg Sulkin) and sparks a connection with Lauren (Bailey De Young), Reagan is a hip, edgy lesbian with a rebellious streak and Duke is a hot young MMA fighter. This season will also feature a special guest appearance by "Orange is the New Black" breakout star, Laverne Cox, who will play "Margot," director of Hester High's elite drama club.

"Faking It," a romantic comedy series, returns to MTV with ten all-new episodes. This season, everyone is faced with a dilemma that forces them to tell the truth or keep a secret. Best friends Amy (Rita Volk) and Karma (Katie Stevens) struggle with figuring out their relationship after Amy revealed her true feelings for Karma. Questions are answered - will Karma find out about Liam (Gregg Sulkin) and Amy's hook-up? What will happen to 'Karmy?' Will Liam and Karma get back together? What are Lauren's (Bailey De Young) pills for? Can Shane (Michael Willett) really be in a celibate relationship?

"Faking It" was created by Dana Min Goodman and Julia Wolov. The series is Executive Produced by Carter Covington ("10 Things I Hate About You," "Greek" "Hart of Dixie"). "Faking It" stars Katie Stevens as "Karma" ("American Idol"), Rita Volk as "Amy," Gregg Sulkin as "Liam" ("Wizards of Waverly Place"), Michael Willett as "Shane" ("G.B.F.") and Bailey De Young as "Lauren" ("Bunheads").

"Faking It," 2014 "Teen Choice" winner for "Best Breakout TV Show," is one of the highest-rated new series launch on MTV this year, earning an average of 1.5 rating among P12-34 and 1.4 million total viewers each week (Live+3). "Faking It" was 10:30PM's #1 original cable series during its run. The series retained nearly 90 percent of its lead-in from "Awkward." Digitally, "Faking It" consistently ranked as one of the Top 10 most socially-engaged primetime cable series every Tuesday, according to Social Guide. The series is one of the top shows viewed both on MTV.com and in the app, consistently ranking as one of the most popular franchises.