Samantha Who? Episodes	Season 2
Back To Pazsaz Entertainment Network's Samantha Who? Page So I Think I Can Dance Samantha teams up with her mother for a dance competition in order to beat Regina's nemesis, Paula Drake. The only problem is that "old" Sam could dance, whereas "new" Sam is gliding on two left feet. Meanwhile, Samantha wants to start enjoying her new, independent life alone in her apartment, but Todd is having trouble finding an apartment of his own. Out Of Africa In an attempt to find new direction in her life, Samantha suddenly decides to go to Africa and volunteer to help those in need. Her friends and family are convinced that she'll chicken out which she does after discovering the countless vaccinations and obstacles that she would face to make the journey. So to keep up the facade of being out of the country, Sam ends up hiding out with Andrea and Dena. The Pill After Dr. Andy gives Samantha pills as part of a clinical trial to help people with memory loss, she begins to regain multiple memory fragments - all reminding her of how bad she used to be. But she discovers one pleasant reminder from the past that could have changed her life forever. Meanwhile, when Andrea and Dena are mistaken for a gay couple, Andrea tries to prove that she could hook up with a much hotter woman than Dena. The Building Desperate for some cash and in need of a job, Samantha reluctantly agrees to team up with Regina and start a real estate business. But while Sam strives to stick to her path of morality, her handsome first client, Owen, could end up throwing her off course. Meanwhile, Andrea tries to seduce Todd's disheveled friend, Seth, in order to obtain the phone number of a professional basketball player. Help! After an altercation with a cop, Samantha is arrested and given community service, where she meets Natalie, a troubled young woman. Sam feels that it's her duty to help the wayward Natalie turn her life around, in spite of warnings from Andrea that Natalie's a bad seed who can't be turned. Meanwhile, even though Todd insists that they're just friends now, Howard offers advice on how to win back Samantha's affections. The Ex Sam breaks the news to Owen, that Todd is not only her roommate, but also her ex-boyfriend. Owen is understanding because his ex-girlfriend, Willow, lives with him as well. Ironically, Todd and Willow know each other from high school. The Farm Sam's decision to invite boyfriend Owen for dinner to meet her parents turns into a disaster when Owen's philosophy about chicken farms rubs chicken farm owner Howard the wrong way. Meanwhile, when Dena becomes concerned that Chase isn't spending enough time with her, she decides to be with him by sitting in on one of his meetings - and unknowingly usurps his staunch authority with his employees; and Todd takes full advantage of having the apartment all to himself after asking Sam to stay at her parents' house while his mother's in town even after his mother cancelled her visit. The Park Samantha struggles with trying to be the environmentalist she is not in order to impress philanthropist boyfriend Owen. Meanwhile, Andrea discovers that she's not first draft in pro-basketball player Tony Danes' lineup for potential dates. The Family Vacation After getting her heart broken by a man she'd been dating, Sam goes on a family vacation with Andrea and Dena in tow and discovers that the owner of the lodge is an old flame from her forgotten youth. But not wanting to get her heart broken again, she resists the temptation of reconnecting with lodge owner Brad and then becomes jealous when Andrea makes a move on him. My Best Friend's Boyfriend After finally telling current boyfriend Owen that she lives with ex-boyfriend Todd, Sam discovers that Owen's best friend is also his ex-girlfriend, Willow. But when a romantic spark ignites between Todd and Willow, Sam finds herself becoming jealous and must decide which man is most important in her life. Meanwhile, Dena tries her best to shoot a flattering picture of an non-photogenic Andrea in order to secure her a date with a hunky pro-basketball player. The Dog When Sam feels her biological clock ticking away and realizes her desire to be a mother, she tries to probe her own motherly instincts by borrowing Dena's dog to find out if she's nurturing enough to care for and love it. Meanwhile, Regina attempts pilot lessons when she learns that Howard's late step-brother has willed them a plane, and Andrea continues to fuel the tabloid fires while she dates famous pro-basketball star Tony Dane. The Amazing Racist After a series of misunderstandings, Samantha discovers she needs to be a better friend to Frank. Meanwhile, when Andrea's pro-basketball player boyfriend is outed as gay, she fears that all the glamorous perks that come from dating a celebrity will end. The Debt While with her parents in Vegas attending a real estate seminar, Samantha loses a huge sum of money at the craps table and finds herself in debt to the casino. But a chance meeting with her ex-boss, billionaire Winston Funk, could be the answer to her financial trouble. Meanwhile, when Dena asks Andrea for a big favor, she agrees but only if Dena consents to fake a situation that could help boost Andrea's sagging public approval ratings as she plans her wedding to pro-basketball player Tony Dane. The Rock Star When Sam starts dating rock superstar Tommy Wylder - an idol from a youth that she has no recollection of - she becomes so embarrassed by Andrea and Dena's fan-like reactions that she unintentionally begins to alienate them. Meanwhile, with Sam dating Tommy, Regina fondly recalls memories of Howard's early days as a musician. Todd's Job After realizing that "old" Sam may have been responsible for Todd's not becoming a successful photographer, "new" Sam sets out to sabotage his competition for a job at a local newspaper. Meanwhile Regina, who is desperate for a new listing in order to continue touting her real estate partnership with Sam, puts Dena's house on the market - unbeknownst to Dena. The Sister Samantha is shocked to learn that she has been kept in the dark about having an aunt and a grandmother because of a feud over a family heirloom between Regina and her sister. Meanwhile, Andrea's popularity with pro-basketball player Tony Dane's fans and teammates takes a dive as she is deemed a jinx when the team begins to lose their games every time she's in attendance. The Dream Job After becoming a philanthropist and being hired by Winston Funk to head his charity foundation, Samantha hires Andrea as her Vice President of Legal Affairs. But Sam soon regrets hiring her best friend when Andrea's all-consuming obsession with planning her wedding becomes top priority over her job. Meanwhile, Dena tries to butter up Andrea by helping out with her wedding planning in order to become a bridesmaid. The First Date Sam wants to give Todd a fresh start and offers to go on a "first date" with him. But Todd doesn't trust her boss, billionaire Winston Funk, who continues his relentless quest to get "new" Sam to continue the affair they had before her accident. Meanwhile, Andrea is followed by a camera crew when she becomes the subject of a reality show featuring celebrity weddings, as she plans her nuptials to gay basketball player Tony Dane, and Regina doesn't like what Howard does with his free time now that he's retired. The Other Woman Sam discovers that billionaire Winston Funk's ex-wife, Gigi played an important role in her life before the accident. Meanwhile, Andrea tries to seduce her gay pro-basketball playing fiance, Chapman attempts to propose to a reluctant Dena, and Regina's love of the city life may cause a roadblock in the plan to have her meet up with Howard on the road for their RV trip across the country. With This Ring On Andrea's wedding day to gay pro-basketball player Tony Dane, Sam finds herself at a crossroads and must choose between being with Winston Fun or Todd. Meanwhile, Regina and Howard discover that their lives are beginning to take separate paths.
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