Episode 646

Season 6Episode 4630 minAug 27, 2002
Episode 646
""Fantasy"" written by Edmund O'Brien, directed by George Mihalka Between Billy and Maureen, their is some attraction between them, but he can't take it any further, because she was his old high school teacher. While training her, she breaks some dishes in the back, and he goes to her. They kiss in a moment of weakness, but he decides to leave it at there. ""Bitter Sweet 18"" written by Sean Carley, directed by Jean-Claude Lord Julie and Diego can't escape sex life, and so she decides to dress up as a cop. It is revealed that Julie's father is a cop. Julie and Diego are interrupted by a fire alarm that went off. Julie forces Diego to go out through her home, while her family waited for her outside the lawn. But did anyone see Diego? ""Girls Interrupted"" written by Lee Vaillancourt, directed by Jack Hackel Tammy catchs Bridget with another girl, and Tammy starts to puts herself down, as well putting words in Bridget's mouth saying that Bridget didn't really want her. Tammy decides to
Episode 646 has aired on Aug 27, 2002 at 11:00 PM
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