204 – Written by George F. Walker & Courtney Walker

An appointment with a back-alley dentist leads Steve (John Ralston) to a brief career as a small time private eye and a series of conflicting business arrangements that are all destined to collapse on each other. Neil and Toby keep digging for the bottom of the reality show barrel.

From Vinay Menon of the Toronto Star:

• Living in Your Car revs its engine again
  What else can possibly go wrong for Steve Unger? During the first season of HBO Canada’s Living In Your Car, the fallen CEO lost his company, his dignity, his home, his wife, his friends, his associates and his reputation. Read more.

From Scott Stinson of the National Post:

• Canada’s Worst Driver: Fools of the road
  There’s schadenfreude aplenty to be found in watching Canada’s Worst Driver, which begins its seventh season on Discovery Canada Monday night. Aside from the somewhat suspect premise of the title — how many “worst” drivers can there be? — it’s a show that seems limited in its appeal. People are bad drivers. We get it. Read more.

Living in Your Car continues to tell the darkly humourous riches to rags story of Steve Unger (John Ralston), a corrupt business mogul who was once viewed as the embodiment of success, but is now widely looked upon with contempt and pity. After alienating anyone and everyone, including his own family, with his hijinks in Season 1, Season 2 picks up with Steve under house arrest in his parents’ home, falsely accused of hiding money from his former company, and hatching a plan to get out of trouble. Steve soon learns that his lawyer and best friend Neil Stiles (Colin Cunningham) has sold his luxury sedan and replaced it with an RV, complete with kitchen and shower, pronouncing it to be Steve’s new home. Once Steve frees himself from his legal problems, he moves into his new mobile home and looks to start again.

From Greg David of TV Guide Canada:

• Back seat ‘Living’
  Now, he’s moved on and moved up. Season 2 could be renamed Living in Your RV, as Steve has upgraded to a larger house on wheels. Not that it was his choice; Steve’s best friend and lawyer Neil Stiles (Colin Cunningham) sold the Rolls and replaced it with the RV. It may not be pretty, but it is more functional, offering both Steve and Ralston, the actor who plays him, more room to move around. Read more.