Before Rob and Sean even walk into the doors of Coast Mountain Bus which is the company operating the public transit buses in Greater Vancouver, the boys, in learning how to be public transit bus drivers, must first obtain their class 2 drivers license, which isn't as easy as they would like. Once at Coast Mountain, they learn that inherent customer skills are more important than inherent driving skills as their trainers believe anyone can learn how to drive a conventional forty foot bus.
Rob and Sean excite a crowd of fans as they perform on stage as strippers at a hot gay nightclub with some help from porn superstar & US Man of the Year Reese Rideout. Who will have the crowd screaming loudest and who will go 'Full Monty?'
Rob and Sean visit a horse ranch, clean a stable and saddle a horse as they get ready to be Equestrians. Who will be the champion rider and who will be horse riding off into the sunset?
Rob and Sean get taught how to gear up and be dominant by a professional Dominatrix who whips the boys into shape. Who will dominate and who will enjoy just being dominated?
Rob and Sean team up with fashion stylists to become fashion models, they strut their moves on the catwalk for a trendy fashion show. Who will be hot on the catwalk? Who will the judges think make the best coat-hanger?
Rob and Sean cake on the makeup and dress for success as they are transformed into Drag Queens by Michael Venus and his alter ego Miss Cotton. Who will be the lady of the night and who will go home with a loose wig?
In this episode the boys hit the sheet for one of Canada's favorite sports, Curling. The Pacific Rim Curling League shows them it really isn't as easy as it looks.
The boys try their hand at Canada's favorite past time, Hockey. Teaming up with local Gay Men's Hockey team, The Cutting Edges, Rob and Sean learn everything from puck handling to goal tending but their biggest challenge is staying on their feet.
In training to become officers of the Vancouver Police Department (VPD), Rob and Sean visit the VPD's chief recruiter, Sergeant Steve Elson, who gets them to write the entrance exam, which is based primarily on grade 12 Math and English. Beyond passing the exam, Elson talks about what they look for as characteristics for a good police officer. He then takes them on a their next exam, a 2.4 km run around Brockton Point in Stanley Park, which they must complete in under 12 minutes.
Even though they know it's in large part acting, Rob and Sean are a bit nervous the first time they step into the ring to train to become pro wrestlers, as they learn that it is still a physically demanding activity, and that most of the equipment, such as the mat, ropes and turnbuckles, aren't as soft as they thought. ECCW wrestlers Scotty Mac, Mark Vellios aka 'Gorgeous' Michelle Starr, and Artemis Spencer show them some basic moves. Rob and Sean are, however, most excited about coming up with their wrestling personae and filming a promo as their characters.
Rob and Sean's next job is one they consider stereotypically gay: working in a salon and spa. They meet with Kim McIver, the Division Director for Eveline Charles Academy in Vancouver. Kim tells them that 90% of making a salon/spa customer happy is in customer relations, much of which is covered in the initial customer consultation, which Kim teaches them how to conduct. Then under the instruction of Jessica Robertson and Vanessa Jellis, they are taught how to do three salon treatments: a pedicure, an upper lip wax, and a hair cut of long straight hair.
Rob and Sean head to the Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts to learn how to be chefs. They are both confident in their abilities in this area, Sean who admits to be a cooking show junkie, and Rob who says he likes to experiment in the kitchen. The institute's chef de cuisine and sommelier Tim Ellison shows them the components of steak Oscar, including how to prep and cook the beef tenderloin, the Bearnaise sauce, initially what is the live dungeness crab, and the side vegetables.
Rob and Sean have no idea what the day holds in store for them when they walk onto the grounds of VanDusen Botanical Garden, where they will learn how to be gardeners. That "not knowing" also includes having no idea how they will be judged in their continuing head-to-head competition. But whatever the competition, both are confident they can win as both gardened as children with their respective mother. James Warkentin, superintendent of the Garden, takes them on a tour of the entire facility, and shows them some of the regular chores that need to be done at the Garden.
Watch the guys as they strive to become lifeguards with the help of Michael and his team from LIT Life-guarding and First Aid. And yes, tight shorts are involved.
Watch the boys discover their inner creative and work on their sense of space as they try their hand at interior design with the help of instructor Nelson Culligan.
With the help of Eton College it's time for Tommy and Adam to work on their customer service skills as they attempt to become flight attendants.
This week is about being sexy, fun and rhythmical - watch as Tommy and Adam attempt Latin ballroom dancing at Dancey Ballroom and Dance Studio.
Tommy and Adam take on their most physically demanding challenge yet. Things really start to heat up as the Surrey Fire Department show the boys what it takes to be a firefighter.
