Caitlyn Jenner's trailblazing documentary-reality TV series "I Am Cait" returned for its second season last night.

The premiere saw Jenner opening up about her dating life, her experiences as a conservative trans woman and her feelings on Hillary Clinton, all while road-tripping across the United States with her gal pals.

Pre-road trip, Jenner said goodbye to her daughters Kendall and Kylie, the latter confessing to Jenner's pals that she refuses to stop calling her "Dad."

"When I post pictures of my dad, or if I say 'dad,' people are like, 'You mean mom?'" the 18-year-old grumbled to Caitlyn's friends. "I want to be like, 'Absolutely not.'" For her part, Kendall keeps Jenner listed in her phone as "Mad."

Once on the road, Caitlyn explained that though she's never been with a man, she's absolutely done dating women.

"I've been there, done that," she told friends. "Got three very strong ex-wives. I just don't see it ... now I can have an ex-husband."

She's looking for something traditional, but fears no man will want to date her because of the immense amount of media coverage she receives.

"Can you imagine if I actually had a date and walked out of a movie theater on a quiet Wednesday night holding hands with somebody? I think they would be really tough on the guy. It just gets so complicated because of the media."

While her friends were supportive throughout talks of Jenner's love life, they quickly turned critical of their pal once she began to express her conservative political beliefs.

"Republicans and conservatives are not these horrible people out there," Caitlyn stated in response to author Jenny Boylan's critique of the GOP. "I don't feel like they're out to get us. Every conservative guy out there believes in everybody's rights."

Cait can't say the same for Hillary Clinton, though, whom she believes "could care less about women."

To keep up with the drama and see where these ladies road trip next, tune in to "I Am Cait" Sundays at 9/8c on E!