My 90-Year-Old Roommate - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Live Streaming
Joe learns about live streaming and gets Ethan to film a funeral for him. An argument with Ethan and Herb breaks out at a Bris and the film gets cut off.
Cemetery Real Estate Agent
After Joe's plot is sold to someone else, Ethan gets the idea of finding places to bury people. All the places he finds for them are backyards, forests, and parks. He's not worried that it's illegal.
Racist Wi-Fi
Ethan finds out that Harry has a racist password and forbids Joe to hang around him. He then starts interviewing old people to replace Harry for Joe.
Dr. Joe
Joe discovers the medical pages on the internet. He quickly diagnoses the elderly for free. He misdiagnosis everyone and a fight breaks out at the bingo game.
The Donor
Joe decides to donate his organs. The old folks in the home start to give him gifts and offers for his organs.
Bachelor Party
Saul is getting married, and asks Ethan to organize a bachelor party for him. George gets a $400.00 debt at the strip club and can't remember his pin number. Ethan pays it for him, but can't get the money back.
Going Viral
Joe starts a fight with a young driver who takes a handicapped space. It goes viral, reaching #2 on the net. Vern Troyer's videos are always #1, so Ethan ask Verne to collaborate with Joe.
Bench Wars
Two mall walking groups start a fight over the bench in the mall.
Bingo Caller
Joe and Ethan get kicked out of the bingo hall for talking. Ethan decides to be a bingo caller.
Vasectomy
Ethan and his girlfriend get a pregnancy scare and he starts to think about a vasectomy. Joe threatens to cut him out of the will if he does.
Shiva Wingman
Ethan takes pictures of the gang at a Shiva. He tries to pick up the grand daughter of the deceased and shows her some pictures on his phone. When she sees the gang with bagels on their heads, she throws them out.
Double Date
Ethan and Joe go on a double date and Joe is upset that Ethan used his razor to trim his private area. When they meet the ladies, Joe blurts it out and that is the end of the night.
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