The second season of Robson Arms includes some new characters and complicated situations. After the suicides of the apartment building's former owners, the Dubois sisters (Shirley Douglas and Maxine Miller), their second cousin Stu (Terry David Mulligan) has taken over the building, which he intends to sell. Yuri (John Cassini) tries to repair the earthquake damage, and Bobbi (Gabrielle Miller) is pregnant after a fling with Yuri. With Season 2, Robson Arms continues to be a funny and poignant look at different characters and their interactions all in the same Vancouver apartment building.
Robson Arms Episode Guide: Season 2
Episode 1: Ordinary Assholes
Originally Aired February 10, 2007
Former Toronto Maple Leaf Caldo Vasco (Leslie Nielsen) returns to Robson Arms a paraplegic after a drunk driving accident, and Yuri has to build him a ramp amidst massive earthquake repairs. Yuri learns, however, that Vasco was the drunk driver who caused the accident that injured him.
Episode 2: Saultology
Originally Aired February 17, 2007
When Geoff (David Richmond-Peck) advises Sault (Alisen Down) that she'd be less anxious if she had a relationship, she tries to renew her relationship with Nick (Fred Ewaniuck), but it turns out he's only interested in her for sex.
Episode 3: I Did Not Have Sex With That Woman
Originally Aired February 24, 2007
Bobbi wants everything to be perfect for the baby, but Bobby (Tobias Mehler), plagued by doubts that the baby might not be his, starts pursuing a relationship with his coworker, Sasha (April Telek).
Episode 4: Something Straight Between Us
Originally Aired March 3, 2007
Geoff becomes enamored with the new neighbor Andrew (Gabriel Hogan), whom he believes is gay. When he learns that Andrew's partner Chris (Laura Bertram) is a woman, he becomes angry at Andrew for denying his sexuality.
Episode 5: Mr. Lonely
Originally Aired March 10, 2007
When Carlisle (William B. Davis) dies, middle-aged school principal Carol (Linda Kash) moves into his apartment. Fred (Haig Sutherland) soon becomes attached to her, but eventually finds a friend and fellow geek in Alicia (Jane McGregor).
Episode 6: Pest Control
Originally Aired February 27, 2007
When Hal (Zak Santiago) runs out of unemployment insurance, he tries to turn his life around. Nick discovers that Hal's first impression of Nick's new friend Wayne (Peter DeLuise) may be right after all.
Episode 7: Misery, Inc.
Originally Aired March 17, 2007
Short on rent money, Sault takes a temp job and meets Perry Sound (Chris William Martin), who at first seems a lot like herself.
Episode 8: The Daughter of Frankenstein
Originally Aired March 31, 2007
Carol's daughter Georgia (Tegan Moss) moves in with her. She befriends Hal, wreaks havoc in the apartment building, and reveals some of her mother's dark secrets.
Episode 9: Wayne's World
Originally Aired March 24, 2007
When Wayne's wife Dawn (Kelly-Ruth Mercier) sends him divorce papers, he starts to confront his problem with lying. Meanwhile, Bobby's affair with Sasha continues to get more intense.
Episode 10: Mussolini and Me
Originally Aired March 31, 2007
When Yuri's alcoholic brother Val (Bill Mondy) shows up, Yuri feels obliged to protect him. Georgia agrees to paint them and learns about their childhood.
Episode 11: All About Kitty
Originally Aired April 7, 2007
Yuri's job is in danger when Elvis (A.J. McKenzie) hires Jim Caruk (Himself) to fix up the building. Bao's third cousin Kitty Chong (Elizabeth Thai) arrives from Hong Kong, and Toni tries to uncover her real intentions.
Episode 12: Lizard of Doubt
Originally Aired April 14, 2007
Chris gets nervous when she and Andrew discuss having a baby. She is thrown into a tailspin when Andrew confesses that he's been questioning his sexuality and that Geoff tried to kiss him.
Episode 13: Texas Birthmark
Originally Aired April 21, 2007
Bobbi turns to Rob (Sebastian Spence) for advice when she learns that Bobby is cheating on her, and we learn the real identity of Robbie's father.
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