S2 E11 A Room of My Own

Allen makes a mess in Robbie’s room and she gets mad. Josh has to go to the dentist but he’s scared and talks to Allen about it. Allen tries to talk Mr. Stevenson out of taking Josh going to the dentist as they help their dad with papers, but it doesn’t work. Robbie’s dad doesn’t let her get a lock on her door. Josh goes to the dentist. Robbie talks to Erika about her issues.

Erika suggests Robbie run away to her mom’s house in San Francisco, which she agrees to do after some hesitation. Josh sees Phil Berg at the dentist, who’s screaming and freaking out. Mr. Stevenson gets a phone call from the dentist saying Josh bailed. Robbie runs away and the Stevenson parents talk about it. In the attic, Josh talks about his fear of the dentist again with Allen.

Robbie goes to her mom’s and they get along until Robbie suggests living there, and her mom disagrees. At the dentist, Allen takes Josh’s place for the X-ray. Phil Berg goes to the park and his teeth fall out, out of nowhere. He goes to the dentist again, interrupting Josh’s appointment.
Robbie is about to leave her mom’s until she looks at her mother’s box in the living room.

Her mom comes into the room and they talk about memories from years ago. Her mom agrees to sort things out at the Stevenson household. Josh and Allen steal Phil Berg’s X-rays and replace them with Allen’s, which leads to Phil Berg having a painful appointment. Robbie’s dad surprised her with a chest with a lock, which she has Allen and Josh lift upstairs to her room.

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