Pamela's Garden of Eden - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
I Love Laundry!
Pamela Anderson returns to Vancouver Island, B.C., to begin a massive renovation on her grandmother's sprawling legacy property, starting with the laundry room and pantry; Pamela needs to organize over 600 pairs of shoes and all her designer dresses.
Enter At Your Own Risk!
Roadhouse renovations get complicated when nature-loving Pamela doesn't want to cut down any tree branches to clear way for construction; designer Francesca and assistant Jonathan butt heads over the design of a garden path.
This Ain't Grandma's House
Pamela's takes matters into her own hands when she worries her team isn't putting enough of a modern, sexy spin on the old roadhouse front room; things come to a head when the designs for the boathouse are far off from her grand vision.
My Mermaid Castle
When Pamela and her team start from scratch to come up with a brand-new design plan for the Boathouse, the pressure starts to take a toll on designer Francesca, who worries she's getting in the way of Pamela's dreams. Meanwhile, the construction crew are creating a romantic garden space for Pamela, but are under strict orders not to disturb a single pumpkin in the process!
Boathouse Blues
Pamela's dream to transform the Boathouse into an artistic masterpiece is threatened with disaster; designer Francesca and contractor Darren's relationship gets strained by tight deadlines and budgets.
Cabin Fever
Pamela and the team rush to renovate the guest cabin in time for her brother's visit from Los Angeles; the long hours lead to costly mistakes; Pamela is stuck in the middle of a design dispute over plans for a new deck roof.
Too Many Cooks
With a Christmas deadline looming, it's all-hands-on-deck to renovate the Roadhouse kitchen where Pamela will prepare the family's festive meals. But the Christmas cheer is dampened when Pamela faces a major setback in her dream to rebuild the historic waterfront pier.
Pier Pressure
Months have passed and many things have changed in Pamela's life. She has gotten divorced and has been offered a starring role in a Broadway musical, but with Pamela in NY, contractor Darren finds it difficult to fulfil her vision.
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