The second season commenced with Lillian and Beatrice seeking counsel from Harriet Tubman, hoping to forge a path to recognition. Elsewhere, Peepers assumed a new role as a servant, while Chair welcomed the arrival of baby Kermit.

The dissolution of Lillian and Beatrice's marriage granted them release from their marital obligations. Yet, Lillian continues to contend with Victor over the cherished Butternut Room, while Beatrice lends a hand in helping Albert overcome …

At the invitation of the Commodore, a prince came to Bellacourt Manor, igniting a lively romantic rivalry between Lillian and Beatrice. Elsewhere, Peepers found himself in contention with the royal servant over the proper conduct of a butle…

Lillian finds herself in the public eye as Hamish's trial for Scoops LaPue's murder progresses, while Peepers attempts a fleeting moment of enjoyment before the confession inevitably comes.

At Bellacourt Manor, the Commodore extended an invitation to the Roosevelts, endeavoring to persuade Theodore to choose Frederick as his running mate. Meanwhile, Lillian harbored ambitions toward Franklin. Beatrice forged a connection with …

A fever takes hold in the lower levels of the house, and Lillian finds herself isolated with the afflicted servants. Meanwhile, Beatrice and Frederick embark on a shared evening out. Elsewhere, Victor and Albert are embroiled in a disagreem…

At Bellacourt Manor, Albert Einstein made a visit, and Beatrice assisted him in unraveling a particularly intricate equation. Meanwhile, Lillian sought out a condom, desiring a more pleasurable experience. Elsewhere, Peepers undertook the t…

Lillian and Beatrice embarked on a quest for chart success, collaborating with a songwriter of considerable talent and a penchant for the dramatic, reminiscent of Kanye West. Meanwhile, Peepers grappled with a burgeoning awareness of physic…

Lillian intends to wed Laverne, a man of advanced years and considerable fortune; Hortense subtly courts Laverne’s handsome grandson, Bertram; and compromising photographs imperil Frederick's standing as vice president.

News of the divorce reached Dodo at Bellacourt, and he responded by issuing a challenge to Chair. Meanwhile, Lillian began to drink, a habit that caused considerable distress to the newly christened Beatrice.

The joy of Hortense and Bertram proved fleeting, as did that of Commodore and Chair. Following her altercation with Lillian, Beatrice sought solace in religion, the consequences of which were dire. Meanwhile, Blanche delivered her child in …