Godiva's

Season 1

6 episodes · Mar 16, 2005

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  • S1E1

    Begin It Now

    Mar 16, 200560m

    Kate decides to take over a dying restaurant named Godiva's. The head chef dies leaving the ever so arrogant sous-chef Ramair to step up to the plate and become the new head chef.

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  • S1E2

    The Hungry Ghost

    Mar 23, 200560m

    In a attempt to get money for the restaurant Kate hires a DJ and Ramair isn't happy about it. After all the bad luck the restaurant has been having everyone believes that Corvino's ghost is haunting Godiva's even more so after seeing the horror movie ""The Exorcist"". A power outage strikes Godiva's and Stick gets arrested while trying to protect TJ from getting caught selling drugs by the police. The gang does a ritual to let Corvino's spirt rest in peace.

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  • S1E3

    Having Her Cake

    Mar 30, 200560m

    Ramair starts to get nervous when Jenna begins to get serious on him. Daisy tries to get used to ethics of cruelty-free cooking. Kate has to do something when a restaurant reviewer comes to Godiva's when the restaurant isn't busy. The Godiva's staff all begin to re-thinking about their dreams.

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  • S1E4

    Masters of Delusion

    Apr 6, 200560m

    Ramair decides it's time that the restaurant should have a new menu. Kate has sexual encounter with her realtor. The staff learns that you don't need to know alot of English to have other talents the staff see's Victor's other talents.

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  • S1E5

    Fancy Footwork

    Apr 13, 200560m

    The unique staff of Godiva's will deal with life and love. Kate tires to hide her infidelity when her fiance ""Bruce visits Toronto. Jenna's show ends leaving her broke and without a job.

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  • S1E6

    Fast and Loose

    Apr 20, 200560m

    Ramir begins to feel the pressure, not from the restaurant but from his family, they are pressuring him to settle down. Kate is having a hard time keeping her relationship together.

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