Bob Gratton lives a happy suburb life, when suddenly two neighbors, a Quebec nationalist and a Muslim family, settle down in his neighborhood. Life won't be easy anymore.

Bob takes measures to overcome competition from a Chinese-owned gas station who just opened across the street and selling gas at a cheaper price.

Bob brings Méo to a duck hunt expedition.

In order to crush the Chinese gas station competition, Bob ask the Chamber of Commerce president a permit to operate a "sexy car wash" with some luscious girls.

Bob gets a letter from the environment department to clean up the gas station. In the meanwhile, he responds to a lady in an Internet dating site for some sexy dates. However, his date might be in some compromising position.

In order to get away from his Spanish maid and to keep company, Bob purchases a dog. On a stroll, he meets a interesting girl with same interests. However, she has a day care center. However his goodwill might lose his new-bred relationship, especially when he helps her mind the kids.

In order to support his gay brother, Bob sponsors the neighborhood's upcoming "Gay Parade", even if he's reluctant to do it.

A charity auction by the Chamber of Commerce offers "stars for a day" to help out businesses. Hoping to have a famous woman announcer for a day, Bob sends out his mentally handicapped employee and Meo to the event. However, the employee happens to chose an actor instead of the expected star.

Bob must mind his brother-in-law Meo at the hospital, stricken with a possible deadly disease.

Bob goes on a camping trip with his neighbor and his sexy sister.

New Haitian neighbors arrive in the neighborhood. Bob has interest for one of the teen girls from this family.

Bob's gay brother, Rodger, dumps his father at his place. While trying so hard to mind his irate father, Bob must think of the next TV commercial for his garage.

Bob is searching for love.