Hot l Baltimore - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Suzy's Wedding
Suzy announces she is going to marry a Hollywood producer.

Millie's Beau
Millie's new boyfriend turns out to be one of Suzy's clients. The residents try to figure out a way to tell Millie.

Suzy's New Job
After she loses her job as a dance teacher, Suzy decides to complain to the White House.

The Rent Increase
Ainsley's mother issues an unexpected rent increase to the tenants. On the verge of being evicted, the residents are moved to protests, with a highly imaginative maneuver by Moose.

George and Gordon
George and Gordon's latest spat promises to blossom into a hotel-wide fray.

The Date
Just to prove that he's not afraid of anything, Bill agrees to take April out on a date.

The Deportation of Suzy
Suzy is threatened with deportation as an undesirable alien.

Mrs. Bellotti's Boyfriend
Mrs. Bellotti has fallen deeply in love with Chapman Packer, but her first love is her son Moose, and everything hinges on a very successful meeting of the two men in her life.

Brigham's Con
Ex-convict Mojo Thompson arrives at the hotel in search of his old buddy Charles Bingham. Mojo soon enthralls the residents with wild tales of his former shenanigans, but in the process he also happens to divulge a few secrets from Charles' past, things Bingham would rather keep dead and buried.

Historic L Baltimore
Ainsley's mother has successfully targeted the Hotel Baltimore with the wrecking ball. Hoping to save the building from an untimely demolition, Clifford manages to have it declared a historic landmark. However, the scheme quickly backfires; with the building now more valuable than ever, a Japanese corporation decides to purchase it, but the unlikeliest of residents may prove to be the hotel's ultimate savior.

Ainsley Loves April
An armed gunman invades the hotel lobby and threatens the residents, but is defeated by April. Having witnessed April's heroism, Clifford Ainsley suddenly sees her in a very different light; he falls head over heels in love with her, giving April a rare opportunity to be treated like a queen.

Suzy's Problem
Suzy, depressed about turning 30, feels she is wasting her life after contracting a sexually transmitted disease.

Ainsley's Secret
Evie, a woman from Ainsley's past, arrives at the hotel and accuses him of being the father of her child, which he vehemently denies. Ultimately, he agrees to settle the problem with a payoff to Evie. Although he couldn't possibly be the father, the reason he couldn't forms the crux of Ainsley's secret.
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