Episode 418

Season 4Episode 1830 minfévr. 20, 2001
Episode 418
Spike/Sabrina written by Jason Berlin & Rico Gagliano, directed by Tim Andrew Spike and his girlfriend Sabrina are talking about the band. She thinks something might be going on between Kaitlyn and Spike. Then she notices a weird bump above Spike's lip. Sabrina thinks it might be herpes. She questions where he may have gotten it from, possibly Kaitlyn. Then Sabrina realizes the more serious part: she was just kissing Spike earlier and thinks she might have herpes now as well. Sabrina says her uncle has a clinic and would test them for herpes. Sabrina also says that Spike must not tell Kaitlyn about this. ----------------------------- Keith/Scott/Mark, Jen/Hank written by Steven S. DeKnight, and Jason Berlin & Rico Gagliano, directed by Dale Roy Robinson Keith tells Jen and Hank that his night didn't go well. Jen and Hank start to fool around, so Keith leaves. He runs into Mark in the lounge and reveals to Mark that it didn't go so well with Scott. Keith also tells Mark about the whole
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