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Pamela successfully convinces her parents to sell their house and relocate to Arcady, which she has inherited; she visits Los Angeles, where her two sons have purchased a shared home and intend to renovate extensively.
Pamela successfully convinces her parents to sell their house and relocate to Arcady, which she has inherited; she visits Los Angeles, where her two sons have purchased a shared home and intend to renovate extensively.
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S1, EP7 "Too Many Cooks"With a Christmas deadline looming, it's all-hands-on-deck to renovate the Roadhouse kitchen where Pamela will prepare the family's festive meals. But the Christmas cheer is dampened when Pamela faces a major setback in her dream to rebuild the historic waterfront pier. The renovations are also taking a toll on Pamela's personal life, so she leaves for LA to take a break from the stress of construction.
Pamela's Garden of Eden
S1, EP8 "Pier Pressure"Pamela gets the call to star in a major Broadway musical; her contractor Darren is left on his own to struggle to rebuild her property's historic pier, while communicating with her from afar.
Pamela's Garden of Eden
S2, EP1 "My Evil Plan"Pamela successfully convinces her parents to sell their house and relocate to Arcady, which she has inherited; she visits Los Angeles, where her two sons have purchased a shared home and intend to renovate extensively.
Pamela's Garden of Eden
S2, EP2 "Welcome to Brandon's Wing"Pamela helps her sons renovate their shared home in Los Angeles; she and Brandon disagree over the design specifics of his room; they stumble upon a water leak that could entail thousands of dollars in essential repairs.
Pamela's Garden of Eden
S1, EP8 "Pier Pressure"Pamela gets the call to star in a major Broadway musical; her contractor Darren is left on his own to struggle to rebuild her property's historic pier, while communicating with her from afar.
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