Playing House - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Hello, Old Friend
An awkward run-in with Mark and Tina causes Maggie and Emma to go on a rescue mission deep inside enemy territory.
Sleepless in Pinebrook
Emma manages to coax a reluctant Maggie into online dating. Zach and Bruce babysit Charlotte.
Cashmere Burka
Maggie directs a play written by Gwen. Things heat up between Emma and a new flame.
Knotty Pine
Maggie and Emma go with Tina to a woodworking class that's being taught by a good looking teacher. Mark and Tina have to deal with some uncomfortable truths.
Employee of the Month
Maggie runs into an old friend and struggles with a career that might have been. Emma and Mark rekindle their friendship.
Kimmewah Kup
An unexpected visitor interrupts Maggie and Emma's weekend at Lake Kimmewah; and the gals also battle their old nemeses, the Custerman twins.
Officer of the Year
Emma organizes a policeman's ball with help from Maggie and Rabbi Dan; Mark doesn't have a date.
Celebrate Me Scones
Maggie surprises Emma with tickets to a special concert; and an old friend returns.
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