
| Main Cast | ||
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| Brooke McQueen Samantha McPherson Lily Esposito Harrison John Carmen Ferrara Josh Ford Nicole Julian Sugar Daddy Mary Cherry Jane McPherson Michael McQueen Miss Bobbi Glass/Nurse Jessie Glass/Tipton Glass |
Leslie Bibb Carly Pope Tamara Mello Christopher Gorham Sara Rue Bryce Johnson Tammy Lynn Michaels Ron Lester Leslie Grossman Lisa Darr Scott Bryce Diane Delano |
DOB: 11/17/74 DOB: 08/28/80 DOB: 02/22/76 DOB: 08/14/74 DOB: 01/26/79 DOB: 04/18/77 DOB: 11/26/74 DOB: 08/04/75 DOB: 10/25/70 DOB: 04/21/63 DOB: 00/00/00 DOB: 00/00/00 |
| # | Air Date |
Uplink Date |
Master Date |
Prod Num |
Title |
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| 23 | 9/22/00 | 9/21/00 | 9/07/00 | P-823 | Timber! |
| In the second-season
opener, Brooke bonds with her long-lost mother---much to her
dad's chagrin. Meanwhile, Lily and Sugar Daddy try to save a
tree from being cut down, and Carmen delays telling her friends
about her pregnancy.
Kelly Foster: Peggy Lipton.
Vice Principal Calvin Krupps: Robert Gant.
Exquisite Woo: Michelle Krusiec.
Nurse Pittman: Virginia Capers.
Dr. Donald Dave: Bill Chott.
Police Officer #1: Ty Upshaw.
[44:14] |
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| 24 | 9/29/00 | 9/28/00 | 9/15/00 | P-824 | Baby, Don't Do It |
| Science teacher Bobbi
Glass saddles her students with electronic dolls that require
maternal care in an attempt to teach them about "the burden of
parenting"; Mary Cherry and Nicole plot to replace Brooke as
the most popular girl in school; and Carmen sets out to help
all the disenfranchised kids at Kennedy High. Kelly Foster: Peggy Lipton. Emory Dick: Hank Harris. Penelope Poppins: Kellie Waymire. Emily/Emma: Alessandra Toreson. April Tuna: Adria Dawn. [45:03] |
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| 25 | 10/06/00 | 10/05/00 | 9/29/00 | P-825 | Citizen Shame |
| Bobbi Glass's rich uncle
arrives and requests a dinner with Bobbi and the child she has
told him she has, forcing the science teacher to recruit someone
for the role. With no other takers, Bobbi reluctantly agrees
to let Nicole play the part. Elsewhere, Jane learns that she's
pregnant and Carmen decides to move out of her parents' house. Vice Principal Calvin Krupps: Robert Gant. Bonnie: Andréa Bendewald. Joy Ferrara: Susan Ruttan. Police Officer #1: Ed Beechner. Business Man: Bryan Kestner. Waiter: Ron Kochevar. Lady Officer: E. Fay Butler. [45:05] |
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| 26 | 10/13/00 | 10/12/00 | 10/09/00 | P-826 | The Sweetest Taboo |
| Nicole tries to seduce
principal Krupps in order to get back on the Glamazons, but her
advances are rebuffed by the administrator, leading Nicole to
plot her revenge. Elsewhere, a new student-athlete irritates
Sam and worries Josh. Vice Principal Calvin Krupps: Robert Gant. Jean Ford: Dey Young. George Austin: A.T. Montgomery. [45:02] |
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| 27 | 10/20/00 | [10/19/00] | [unknown] | P-827 | Joe Loves Mary Cherry |
| Mary Cherry and Nicole
try to persuade Brooke to dump Josh and start dating George,
in hopes that the new coupling will save Brooke's plummeting
popularity, as well as their own. Meanwhile, Harrison is jealous
of Sam's blossoming romance. Randy: Marco Gould. Andy: Jarrett Lennon. George Austin: A.T. Montgomery. |
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| 28 | 11/03/00 | 11/02/00 | 10/20/00 | P-828 | Style and Substance Abuse |
| Brooke withdraws
from the homecoming queen competition, whose nominees
include Sam and Carmen, and joins the race for student-council
president. Meanwhile, Carmen has no place to live until she gets
an offer from an unusual source. Hellacious Akers: Michelle Phillips. Vice Principal Calvin Krupps: Robert Gant. George Austin: A.T. Montgomery. April Tuna: Adria Dawn. [45:05] |
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| 29 | 11/10/00 | 11/09/00 | 11/03/00 | P-829 | Ur-Ine Trouble |
| Principal Calvin Krupps
announces plans for random drug tests of the student body,
while Sam decides to drop out of the race for homecoming queen
to save her relationship with George. Elsewhere, Mary Cherry,
Nicole and Hellacious Akers try to sabotage Carmen's queen
campaign and find help from an unusual source. Hellacious Akers: Michelle Phillips. Vice Principal Calvin Krupps: Robert Gant. Joy Ferrara: Susan Ruttan. George Austin: A.T. Montgomery. [Unknown}: Joseph C. Phillips. [45:05] |
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| 30 | 11/17/00 | 11/16/00 | [unknown] | P-830 | Misery Loathes Company |
| Mary Cherry recruits
Sam to ghostwrite her memoirs after learning that her mother
has plans for a book that paints the younger Cherry in a bad
light. Meanwhile, Sugar Daddy enters an eating-disorder clinic
and clashes with a member of his group; and Brooke goes on an
eating binge after a stressful encounter with Harrison. Clarence: Mike Damus. Nurse Gretchen: Anne Haney. Nurse Dan: Dan Finnerty. |
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| 31 | 12/08/00 | 12/07/00 | 12/04/00 | P-831 | Are You There God? It's Me, Ann-Margret |
| Harrison encounters
a ghostly figure in a hospital storage room who knows personal
things about him; Carmen attends a meeting for teens of alcoholic
parents and runs into Nicole, who acts as if she doesn't recognize
the former cheerleader. Clarence: Mike Damus. Joy Ferrara: Susan Ruttan. [unknown]: Arnetia Walker. Brad: Robb Derringer. April Tuna: Adria Dawn. Nurse Dan: David Noroña. [unknown]: Jim O'Heir. [unknown]: Charley Lang. [ghost]: Ann-Margret. [45:05] |
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| 32 | 12/15/00 | 12/14/00 | 12/08/00 | P-832 | The Consequences of Falling |
| Harrison's roommate
Clarence dies, sending Harrison into a depression that leads to
a suicide attempt...and a glimpse of what life would have been
like if he had never been born, a tour led by Clarence---who's
now an angel. Clarence: Mike Damus. April Tuna: Adria Dawn. Nurse Dan: David Noroña. Robin John: Alley Mills. Misty Dawn: Ashley Edner. Bruno: Miles Jeffrey. Jimmy: Dane Northcutt. Nurse: Cheryl Carter. [46:27] |
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| 33 | 1/19/01 | 1/18/01 | 1/05/01 | P-833 | Fire in the Hole |
| Bobbi Glass tells her
students that they must perform in a play she has written about
sexually transmitted diseases. Elsewhere, Sugar Daddy teases
Harrison about being a virgin, causing the teen to vow that he
will sleep with someone by the end of the week. George: A.T. Montgomery. Candi Baux: Maria Canals. April Tuna: Adria Dawn. Irving Handelman: Eric Poppick. [45:02] |
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| 34 | 1/26/01 | 1/25/01 | 1/19/01 | P-834 | The Shocking Possession of Harrison John |
| Harrison decides to
change his image and his outlook on life by asserting himself
in social situations, but Mary Cherry worries that he is acting
too much like Nicole. Meanwhile, Sugar Daddy laments the lack
of attention he is getting from Josh, who spends more and more
time with Lily. George Austin: A.T. Montgomery. Judy: Randee Heller. April Tuna: Adria Dawn. Godfrey: Robert Clendenin. Trailer Park Woman: Lisa K. Wyatt. [44:48] |
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| 35 | 2/02/01 | 2/01/01 | 1/26/01 | P-835 | Mary Charity |
| Karma slaps Mary Cherry
hard on the cheek when the rich and spoiled teen is forced to
live like a pauper in this humorous comeuppance.
Because of her mother's financial troubles, Mary Cherry winds
up losing all of her personal possessions when law-enforcement
officers seize her home, clothes and jewelry. With her pride
still intact, Mary tries to hide her precarious situation from
her classmates, even as she appears at Kennedy High wearing
nothing but a trash bag (she tries to pass off her new look as
the latest fashion craze from Paris). Then a concerned Lily,
who knows something about Mary's predicament, offers to help
her blonde tormentor. |
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| 36 | 2/23/01 | 2/22/01 | 2/15/01 | P-836 | The News of My Death Has Been Greatly Exaggerated |
| Mary Cherry and Bobbi
Glass scheme to get a day off from school following a car accident
involving a Kennedy High student, but their efforts only lead
Principal Krupps to bring in a grief counselor. Meanwhile,
Nicole suspects that her birth mother may still be alive. Vice Principal Calvin Krupps: Robert Gant. Shaggy Louise Grout: Brenda Bakke. Emory Dick: Hank Harris. April Tuna: Adria Dawn. [unknown]: Conchata Ferrell. [45:36] |
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| 37 | 3/02/01 | 3/01/01 | 2/23/01 | P-837 | It's Greek to Me |
| Brooke is invited to
a frat party by a sorority sister she meets during a college
fair at Kennedy High, and the teen asks Carmen, Lily and Sam to
go along with her. Meanwhile, Nicole attends a parent-teacher
conference with her mother and Bobbi Glass. George Austin: A.T. Montgomery. Shaggy Louise Grout: Brenda Bakke. Judy Julian: Randee Heller. Flynn Hudson: Rachel Wilson. Jamie Roth: Nick Stabile. [unknown]: Andrew Lukich. Bouncer: Drew Powell. [44:47] |
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| 38 | 3/09/01 | 3/09/01 | [unknown] | P-838 | Fag |
| Kennedy High crusader
Lily takes on a new cause when she starts a gay and lesbian
support group in this thoughtful installment of the teen
comedy-drama.
Lily announces the formation of the club after witnessing
homophobic behavior in her science class that makes a new student
visibly uncomfortable. Her initial efforts are met with opposition
from her friends, who worry that she may do more harm than good;
and from faculty member Bobbi Glass, who tells the teen that
the school cannot promote the "gay agenda." The headstrong Lily
begins to have her own doubts after someone spray-paints a slur
on her locker. George Austin: A.T. Montgomery. Jamie Roth: Nick Stabile. Bryan Rose: Joel Michaely. [unknown]: Huntley Ritter. Anna Lin: Linda Park. Jared: Chris Engen. Big Guy: Will Thayer. Girl #1: Shanola Hampton. Girl #2: La'Myia Good. Girl #3: Lia Johnson. [The satellite feed was delayed for 7.5 hours. Reason unknown.] |
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| 39 | 3/16/01 | 3/15/01 | 3/13/01 | P-839 | Coup |
| Nicole sets out to
prove that her power is not based on her looks, and her plan
involves April Tuna, the student-body president, who must
cut an extracurricular activity because of school-budget
constraints. Meanwhile, Brooke spends the night at a college
boy's house after falling asleep in front of the television and
she asks Sam to cover for her with their parents. Vice Principal Calvin Krupps: Robert Gant. Emory Dick: Hank Harris. Jamie Roth: Nick Stabile. April Tuna: Adria Dawn. Gus Latrine: Simon Helberg. |
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| 40 | 4/27/01 | 4/26/01 | 4/05/01 | P-840 | The Brain Game |
| Mary Cherry
assembles a team to compete on a local cable-access channel's
academic-challenge program in hopes that she'll be discovered for
her looks and personality. Meanwhile, her mother, Cherry Cherry,
enrolls as a student at Kennedy High after the discovery of her
original SAT scores keeps her from joining a country club. The
elder Cherry then competes with Josh for the final slot on
the school's scholastic-challenge team. Ed McMahon appears
as himself. Cherry Cherry: Delta Burke. Judgey Judge: Jim J. Bullock. Stern Woman Judge: Alyson Reed. Serious Male Judge: Rick Fitts. [44:05] |
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| 41 | 5/04/01 | 5/03/01 | 4/24/01 | P-841 | I Know What You Did Last Spring Break! |
| The Kennedy High students
are quarantined at the school after Harrison shows symptoms of
an exotic disease he may have contracted during his spring-break
vacation in Yemen. Meanwhile, Mary Cherry thinks a psycho at
the school is trying to kill her after a masked stranger tells
her that he knows what she did during her break: she tried out
for a part in a low-budget horror film. George Austin: A.T. Montgomery. [unknown]: Jane Lynch. April Tuna: Adria Dawn. Godfrey: Robert Clendenin. [unknown]: Jennifer Rhodes. [unknown]: Montrose Hagins. [44:02] |
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| 42 | 5/11/01 | 5/10/01 | 5/03/01 | P-842 | Big Bertha aka "You Don't Tug on Superman's Cape..." |
| Sam and Brooke give
Harrison the silent treatment after they realize that he misled
both of them. Josh learns that his mother's new job requires them
to move to another state, so he tries to find a way to remain in
town. Meanwhile, Mary Cherry blames Nicole for a fender bender
she had with a parked car. Jean Ford: Dey Young. George Austin: A.T. Montgomery. Big Bertha Muffin: Lindsay Hollister. [unknown]: Larry Dobkin. James Ford: Geoff Pierson. [44:06] |
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| 43 | 5/18/01 | 5/17/01 | 5/11/01 | P-843 | Promblems |
| In the second-season
finale, Nicole asks Harrison to escort her to the junior prom
but she has competition---Sam and Brooke suggest that he take
both of them to the big dance instead. Meanwhile, Mary Cherry
meets a girl who claims to be her long-lost sister. [45:06] |
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