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Dead Like Me Episode Guide

1 :01x01 - Pilot

First aired: Jun/27/2003
Writer: Bryan Fuller
Director: Scott Winant
Guest star: Blu Mankuma (Duane), David Lewis (David Romain), Patricia Idlette (Waitress), Stefan Arngrim (Druggie #2), Darrin Klimek (Data Entry Man), Meghan Black (R. Martin (Teller)), Peter Bryant (Train Porter), Brad Sihvon (Brett), Willie McDonald (Doug (as William McDonald)), Trever Havixbeck (Police Officer), Sean Amsing (Druggie), Mary Ann Skoll (June Cleaver type), Carin Moffat (Brenda), Jacob Chaos (UnMason), Laura Boddington (UnGeorge), Kevin Blatch (Teller), Debbie Podowski (Becky), David Kaye (Brad), Reg Tupper (Ray), Tammy Pentecost (Piano Woman), John Shaw (Byron), Jim Smith (Security Guard), David Hurtubise (Older Man), Art Kitching (Tom), Matthew Currie Holmes (B.M. Moore), Jodelle Micah Ferland (Kirsti)

Smart and cynical, 18 year-old George Lass, is crushed to death by an errant toilet seat from space. She is then forced to join the undead group of grim reapers (Rube, the team leader Mason, the screw-up and Roxy, the hard ass). As she clumsily learns to adjust to her life in the afterlife, George haphazardly hurtles towards her first unfortunate assignment: to collect the soul of a little girl.



2 :01x02 - Dead Girl Walking

First aired: Jul/04/2003
Writer: Bryan Fuller
Director: Kevin Dowling
Guest star: Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Rebecca Gayheart (Betty Rhomer), Patti Allan (Claire), Laura Boddington (UnGeorge), Linden Banks (John Moore), Catherine Barroll (Sheila Moore), Andy Thompson (Morgue Attendant), Patricia Idlette (Waitress), Robin Webb (Monty), Philip Granger (Guy), Colin Lawrence (Businessman), Matthew Robert Kelly (J.P. Davis), Matthew Currie Holmes (B.M. Moore (archive footage))

A week has gone by since George's flaming accident that turned her into an undead reaper and she's already decided the job is not for her. So she decides to leave the soul of her latest reap inside the body. But she soon regrets this when she witnesses the consequences of her actions, and finally begins to accept the fact that her new existence does serve an important purpose.



3 :01x03 - Curious George

First aired: Jul/11/2003
Writer: Peter Ocko
Director: Peter Lauer
Guest star: Rebecca Gayheart (Betty Rhomer), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Patricia Idlette (Waitess), Bruce James (Parachutist), Blake Stovin (Photographer), Trevor Roberts (Cameraman), Michael Robinson (Reporter), Raugi Yu (Cheery Co-Worker), Michael Eklund (Male Protester), Laura Boddington (UnGeorge), Heather Feeney (Female Protester)

George is about to learn a painful lesson in letting go. It all begins with her longing desire to reconnect with her family (even if she is dead). A desire that inspires an ill-fated visit to her former homestead and a warning from the lead reaper, Rube, to not do it again, ever. Despite the warning, George can't stop herself and goes back again, but this time she learns a lesson that she'll never forget and finally realizes why it's best if the past is the past.



4 :01x04 - Reapercussions

First aired: Jul/18/2003
Writer: Dan E. Fesman, Harry Victor
Director: Peter Lauer
Guest star: Gary Collins (Himself), Mary Ann Mobley (Herself), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Kwesi Ameyaw (Airport Security Guard), Nancy Robertson (Monroco Secretary), Rebecca Gayheart (Betty Rhomer), Kenneth G. McIntyre (J.H. Arnold (as Kenneth McIntyre)), Robin Mossley (Taxidermy Instructor), Ian Bolton (Boy #1), Peter Hanlon (P.J. Monroe), Landon Hansen (Boy #2), Forbes Angus (Large Framed Man), Crystal Dahl (Crystal)

George discovers a loophole in the "Reaper Rules" and decides to test fate by helping latest her assignment miss his appointment with destiny. But she soon sees the devastating domino effect of her actions, and gets a drastic punishment, which learns her a lesson in fate that young George will never forget.



5 :01x05 - Reaping Havoc

First aired: Jul/25/2003
Writer: J. J. Philbin
Director: Robert Duncan McNeill
Guest star: Jackie Burroughs (Florence), Rebecca Gayheart (Betty Rhomer), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Enid-Raye Adams (Gayle), Laura Boddington (UnGeorge), Gary Jones (Chuck), Erica Cerra (M.J. Bowers' Sister), Frank Cassini (M.J. Bowers), Terence Kelly (Patrick Cassidy), Daniel Bacon (Michael), Bo Fred Olsson (Partier), Tom Shorthouse (Elderly Man), Raugi Yu (Raugi)

George's days as a reaper drag on with few bright spots. One of those spots though is her blossoming friendship with a wildly glamorous co-reaper, Betty. But when the dazzling Betty becomes too curious about what lives on the other of the undead, George learns yet another another difficult lesson: Even in the afterlife friends are hard to keep.



6 :01x06 - My Room

First aired: Aug/01/2003
Writer: Dan E. Fesman, Harry Victor
Director: David Grossman
Guest star: Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), John Kapelos (Cook), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Marsha Regis (Receptionist), Leslie Jones (Karen), Joelly Segal (Biker Chick (Lilly)), Deanne Henry (Casey), Zak Santiago (Biker Boy (Willy)), Francis Boyle (Thunder Kittens Guy), Lee Jay Bamberry (Shoe Guy), Gordon Tipple (Russ Spiner), Laura Boddington (UnGeorge), Daniel Bacon (Michael), Bruce Fontaine (Norman Plotkin), Talia Ranger (Young George), Mark Acheson (Tattoo Artist), Jada Stark (Sally), Lorena Gale (Dr. Janice Hanson)

The loss of a friend (former reaper Betty) has George in no mood to except a new roommate but she has very little choice when Daisy arrives. A beautiful and demanding actress, Daisy moves in with George shortly after her arrival as the new reaper in Rube's group. A living situation that proves problematic and forces George to learn another lesson: standing up for herself.



7 :01x07 - Reaper Madness

First aired: Aug/08/2003
Writer: Tom Spezialy
Director: Robert Duncan McNeill
Guest star: Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Tygh Runyan (Ronnie), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Gil Hayward (Priest), Brendan Beiser (Sportscar Driver), Talia Ranger (6 Year Old George), Daniel Boileau (Window Washer), Malcolm Stewart (Dr. Pressman), Tegan Moss (Fiona)

George finds herself romantically drawn to a schizophrenic who seems to able to see death as she does. But Rube, as per his usual, soon gets winds of the potential new romance
and worries his young reaper may be revealing to much to the man. This leads to George being forbidden from seeing him again...and, per her usual, continues to and tempts chaos of biblical proportions.



8 :01x08 - A Cook

First aired: Aug/15/2003
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, John Masius
Director: Kevin Dowling
Guest star: Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), John Kapelos (Angus Cook), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Talia Ranger (Young George), Peter Kelamis (Patty Melt Guy), Maxine Miller (Quinn Todd), Lillian Carlson (Older Woman #1), Miguel Castillo (Roberto), Kevin Hansen (Geek), Helena Yea (Older Woman #2), Deanne Henry (Casey)

Rube and his young reaper George find themselves in new (and curious) situations this week after performing their duties. George is first as she decides to car for the beautiful golden retriever left behind by her latest reap. While Rube steps in as a grill cook to replace the man whose soul he just took, resulting in both he and George feeling lost and out of place. But as they face their new predicaments head on they finally figure out where they belong.



9 :01x09 - Sunday Mornings

First aired: Aug/22/2003
Writer: Peter Ocko
Director: Peter Lauer
Guest star: Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Kevin Durand (Charles), A. J. Cook (Charlotte), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Mike Savage (Ted), Kett Turton (Rich Guggenheim), Mike Battie (Juggler), Laura Boddington (UnGeorge), Talia Ranger (Young George), Tony Sampson (College Boy), David Milchard (Eddie), Charisse Baker (Ann)

Being dead hasn't changed the fact that George is till learning in many ways. This becomes very apparent when an assignment leads her to a college campus and into a friendship with a co-ed. One who has a fascination for a literature professor...who just happens to be George's dad. Sitting in class with her new friend , George gets to know her dad, and herself, in a way she never did in life.



10 :01x10 - Business Unfinished

First aired: Aug/29/2003
Writer: Dan E. Fesman, Harry Victor, J. J. Philbin
Director: David Straiton
Guest star: Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Haig Sutherland (Matthew Hourihan), Susan Sullivan (Mary Kate Hourihan), Fulvio Cecere (Detective Morgen), Tyler McClendon (Happy Time Worker), Deanne Henry (Casey), Louis Chirillo (Guy on the Street), Pam Hyatt (Sylvia), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Mary Black (Joyce), Stephanie Daniel (Dancer), Cam Cronin (Maitre D' (as Cameron Cronin)), Vicky Lambert (Zora)

Rube must once again play father figure to three of his reapers when Daisy convinces George and Mason to join her in a swindle. The person in question is a very wealthy son of one of Daisy's former victims. Meanwhile, Roxy mourns the anniversary of her own death. Rube (as always) keeps a careful eye on his minions and will soon have new lessons about the afterlife for everyone involved.



11 :01x11 - The Bicycle Thief

First aired: Sep/05/2003
Writer: Bridget Carpenter, Stephen Godchaux
Director: James Whitmore, Jr., John Whitmore, Jr.
Guest star: James Purcell (Henry), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Talia Ranger (Young George), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Andrew McIlroy (Carry Bond), Ben Bass (Chris Freedman), Lovena Fox (Woman on Bus (as Lovena B. Fox)), Sarah Lind (Stephanie), Jenny Mitchell (Wafflehous Waitress), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), James Ashcroft (Phil), Justin Stillwell (Josh), Todd Sherman (Frank Fingerman)

George spots a new bike she just has to have and not having enough money to get it she takes another job. Her former co-workers at Happy Time immediately begin planning a farewell party. Meanwhile, Mason mingles with a gay couple and Daisy finds herself being stalked by the soul of a painter. All this driving home the reality that the reapers play an important part in people's lives.



12 :01x12 - Nighthawks

First aired: Sep/12/2003
Writer: Bridget Carpenter, Stephen Godchaux
Director: James Whitmore, Jr., John Whitmore, Jr.
Guest star: Laura Boddington (UnGeorge (archive footage)), Brendan Beiser (Sportscar Driver (archive footage)), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig (archive footage)), Deanne Henry (Casey (archive footage)), Robin Webb (Monty (archive footage)), Talia Ranger (Young George (archive footage)), Troy Aldridge (Paperboy), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass (archive footage)), Alvin Sanders (Milkman), Colin Lawrence (Businessman (archive footage)), Kevin Durand (Charles (archive footage)), Tammy Pentecost (Piano Woman (archive footage)), Kwesi Ameyaw (Airport Security Guard (archive footage)), Matthew Robert Kelly (J.P. Davis (archive footage)), Peter Kelamis (Patty Melt Guy (archive footage)), Rebecca Gayheart (Betty Rhomer (archive footage)), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass (archive footage)), John Kapelos (Angus Cook (archive footage)), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany)

Taking souls is reeking havoc on George's sleep patterns and leads her to wander into the Waffle Haus late one night and into a situation that angers her. It seems Rube has the other reapers involved in a self-examination test. But George's anger quickly turns to panic when she learns that Rube has an assignment to take a soul at her family's house that very night!



13 :01x13 - Vacation

First aired: Sep/19/2003
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, Bridget Carpenter
Director: John Whitmore, Jr.
Guest star: Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Talia Ranger (Young George)

Death takes a day off. So team leader Rube recruits the team to help him with some clerical work. The soul-takers spend the time filing their victim's last thoughts and get to learn what truly mattered in the lives of the people. Sparking memories for the youngest member of the team, George, who remembers fondly her time with her family at the lake when she was younger.



14 :01x14 - Rest in Peace

First aired: Sep/26/2003
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, John Masius
Director: Helen Shaver
Guest star: Jake D. Smith (Little Boy), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Harold Perrineau, Jr. (Aroun Levert), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Sonya Salomaa (Sandy), Ali Liebert (Marcie), Spencer Achtymichuk (Kid), Colin Banner (Clergyman), Patricia Mayen-Salazar (Hispanic Woman), Jay Brazeau (Dr. Levy), Nick Misura (Man at Vet's), Jewel Staite (Goth Girl), Matt Bellefleur (Bike Courier), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany)

It's the one year anniversary of George's untimely demise and she's wondering what's so great about the afterlife. Rube though wants her to begin having a little fun and gives her the day off. Instead George tries to get her afterlife back on track by returning to her old job at Happy Time. Where's she's flatly and bluntly rejected. Pouting over rejection and another drab day. George is lucky enough to have the powers-that-be intervene and inspire her to live her afterlife to the fullest.



Dead Like Me: Life After Death

First aired: Jan/16/2009



15 :02x01 - Send in the Clown

First aired: Jul/25/2004
Writer: Stephen Godchaux
Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Guest star: Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Steven Grayhm (Brennan), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Jacklyn Kelly (Emily), Cainan Wiebe (Little Boy), David MacKay (Lloyd Sondheim), Tiffany Knight (Lucy Sondheim (as Tiffany Lyndall Knight)), Manoj Sood (Mr. Akhtar), Christine Quayle (Killer Mother), Tae Helgeth (Woman on Street #2), Louise Grant (Sully), Diana Ha (Woman on Street #1), Jeremy Drescher (Child), Glynis Davies (Deirdre Daly), Serge Houde (Therapist), Dana Pemberton (Frank the Cop), Kimani Ray Smith (Worker #2), Don Lew (Worker #1), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Michael Daingerfield (Conrad), Megan McKinnon ((uncredited))

As George develops a crush on the cute intern at her temp agency, Happy Time, everyone discourages her from allowing it to blossom into anything more. Meanwhile, Mason's assignment to collect a soul at a kid's birthday party devestates him.



16 :02x02 - The Ledger

First aired: Aug/01/2004
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, Bridget Carpenter
Director: Jeff Woolnough
Guest star: Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Teryl Rothery (Linda), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Jake Smith (Little Boy), Talia Ranger (Young George), Alex Kliner (Kiosk Owner), Jake D. Smith (Little Boy), Cody Laudan (Louis Pick), Michael Roberds (Rusty), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Janie Woods-Morris (Woman), Jesai Jayhmes (Lame Guy), Fred Ewanuick (Xavier Boscacci), Michael Kopsa (Security Expert), John R. Taylor (Blind Man), Dee Jay Jackson (Cop), Enid-Raye Adams (Melanie), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany)

George assumes that the bad luck she had in life is going to be made up for with better luck in the afterlife. But when her bike is stolen and she learns that her parents are divorcing, she finally starts to understand that she's on her own - and she'd better look out for number one.



17 :02x03 - Ghost Story

First aired: Aug/08/2004
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, Annie Weisman
Director: Milan Cheylov
Guest star: Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Lochlyn Munro (Greg), Teryl Rothery (Linda), Katharine Horsman (Chloe Sugarman), Paul Anthony (Frank), Julien Phipps (Diego), Chad Cole (Hunter), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Lisa Marie Caruk (Zoe Sugarman), John DeSantis (Tiny), Kirsten Robek (Stephanie Cope), Andrew Moxham (Andy Cope), Gavin Buhr (Treach), Talia Ranger (Young George), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Wren Robertz (Hunter), Layla Alizada (Club Rep), Tosca Baggoo (Woman), Amy Adamson (Sally), Richard Heaven (Todd)

Feeling like she doesn't fit in, George decides to shirk her reaping duties and go on Happy Time's annual camping retreat. Back on the job, Daisy and Mason must scramble to find the Post-it notes he lost, before tragedy occurs beause of his ineptitude.



18 :02x04 - The Shallow End

First aired: Aug/15/2004
Writer: Karl Gajdusek, Stephen Godchaux
Director: Sarah Pia Anderson
Guest star: Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Neil Maffin (Stan Samuels), Neil Grayston (Ethan), Joseph May (Ken), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Shelley Berman (Theo), Conan Graham (Steve), Eric Hempsall (Todd), Sandra Steier (Susan), Ken Kramer (Marty), Jacqueline Ann Steuart (Sarah), Pascale Hutton (Amina), Jan Bos (Cop), Murray Lowry (Pool Attendant), Talia Ranger (Young George), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Campbell Lane (Ira), Amanda Wood (Receptionist), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Mikela Vetro (Beth-Anne), Chelsea Gagne (Sharon), Cameron McDonald (Doctor), Drew Lunder (Teenager)

George realizes that nice girls always finish last, when she recalls a painful childhood event; and she realizes that apparently being mean is the key to popularity. Mason has trouble convinving the old man whose soul he just reaped that he cannot attend his own funeral.



19 :02x05 - Hurry

First aired: Aug/22/2004
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, Bridget Carpenter
Director: Robert Duncan McNeill
Guest star: Richard Lawson (William Garrett), Ryan Robbins (James Allen), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Christine Lippa (Sherri), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Sarah Johns (Cutting Woman), David MacInnis (Jeff), Heather Laura Gray (Patrice Thibideaux), Tyler Boissonnault (Sandwich Boy), Peter New (Bill), Ryan Leech (Bike Guy), Gail Lewis (Cutting Woman's Friend), Darren Hird (Josh), Sean Campbell (Juan), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Dan Joffre (Maecenas), Martin Sims (Jack), James Ashcroft (Ted), Kurt Evans (Mercedez Benz Guy), Robert Clarke (Ed Barphin), Venus Terzo (Karen the Lawyer), Ken Tremblett (Jason Mandell), Keir MacPherson (Herman Soriano), Anna Hagan (Lady at Post Office), Paul Kloegman (Clancy's Lawyer)

When an over zealous efficiency expert comes aboard at Happy Time, George's life becomes a bit more complicated. Forcing her boss, Delores, to push George to crack the whip like never before. Meanwhile, Daisy also has a sudden case of need-for-speed as her latest assignment is somewhere in a group of people attending a speed dating event.



20 :02x06 - In Escrow

First aired: Aug/29/2004
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, Annie Weisman
Director: Steve Beers
Guest star: Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Teryl Rothery (Linda), Peter Williams (Loft-owner), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Michael Des Barres (Gideon Jeffries), Daryl Shuttleworth (Coach Henson), T. J. Riley (Andy), Chris Gauthier (Michael Lewis), Nicki Clyne (Janelle), Tyronne L'Hirondelle (Employee), Tony Massil (Dealer), Cecylia Witkowski (Melissa), Mike Mitchell (Brian), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Dana Pemberton (Frank the Cop), Gerry South (Record Buyer), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Susan Bain (Margaret Paddington), Tony Alcantar (Ned Benjamin), Kurt Max Runte (Anton Plotchnik), Tom McBeath (Father Mathias)

With power comes responsibility. That's exactly what George learns when she is put in charge of hiring a new employee. One that is to be drawn from an increasingly desperate group of applicants. Meanwhile, her sister Reggie is left home alone, and paralyzed with fear when her mother goes out with a man she met while looking for a new place to live.



21 :02x07 - Rites of Passage

First aired: Sep/05/2004
Writer: Karl Gajdusek, Stephen Godchaux
Director: James Whitmore, Jr.
Guest star: Tom McBeath (Father Mathias), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Eddie Mills (Kyle Lowerdeck), Mike Roselli (Bouncer), James Kirk (Tommy), Graeme McComb (Crackboy), Claude Duhamel (Bandar), Michael Roselli (Bouncer (as Mike Roselli)), Ed Chow (Happytimer), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Ashley Whillans (Girl in Confessional), Steve Zilliax (Hank), Meghan Black (Misty), Laura Mennell (Desiree), Wendy Glenn (Kyle's Girlfriend)

George's co-reapers become jealous when she's chosen to pluck the soul of a famous rock star. But the duty proves to be more of a pain (in the ass) than a pleasure, due to the idol's entourage. Meanwhile, her eccentric Grandmother arrives in town and takes Reggie to a sacred place.



22 :02x08 - The Escape Artist

First aired: Sep/12/2004
Writer: Bridget Carpenter
Director: David Grossman
Guest star: Tom Butler (Thomas Hesberg Jr.), Barbara Barrie (Phyllis), Robin Dunne (Thomas Hesberg III), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Tyler McClendon (Waiter), Steve Archer (Club Manager), Robbie Holloway (Bernie), Allison Warnyca (Missy), Aeja Goldsmith (Tanya), Julia Tortolano (Sara), Laara Sadiq (Mrs. Brody), Dale Hall (Mr. Parker), Ty Hill (Kid), Alesia Dicicco (Jessie), Spencer Achtymichuk (Charlie), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Brett Kelly (Francis Bischetti)

While collecting a soul at a country club, George nearly falls for a reap. Rube, who's terrible with kids, must transform into a mild mannered second grade teacher in order to get close to his latest reap. Meanwhile, Mason and Roxy get a vacation (of sorts) when they get assigned to a reap in the summer party capital of Cancun.



23 :02x09 - Be Still My Heart

First aired: Sep/19/2004
Writer: Annie Weisman
Director: Tony Westman
Guest star: Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Christine Willes (Dolores Herbig), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Robin Dunne (Thomas Hesberg III), Emily Holmes (Ashley), Julia Arkos (Mrs. Ricket), Wayne McNamara (Officer), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Meghan Black (Misty), Leila Harrison (Waitress), Michael Fenwick (Stan at Happy Time), Matt Smith (Mark), Brett Kelly (Francis Bischetti), Julie Patzwald (Tessa), Jody Racicot (Gordon Maynard), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Gary Teitelbaum (Frank Mann), Kenton Reid (Kyle), Mark Pawson (Jeffrey)

George is in love for the first time and boy does it have complications. It seems she was the one who reaped his father just a week earlier and now she his date to the funeral. But trouble brews everywhere when Reggie's science experiment pits one parent against another and Daisy gets involved in the murder of a hapless actress.



24 :02x10 - Death Defying

First aired: Sep/26/2004
Writer: Karl Gajdusek
Director: David Grossman
Guest star: Peter Williams (Angelo), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Ty Olsson (Buddy Briggs), Eric McCormack (Ray Summers), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Crystal Dahl (Crystal), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Christie Laing (Cheerleader #2), Dustin Milligan (Joey), Michael Adamthwaite (Guy), Lori Phillips (Cheerleader #3), Talia Ranger (Young George), Glenn Ennis (Cop at Jail), Nicole Fraissinet (Cheerleader #1), Sylvesta Stuart (Officer), Nathaniel Campbell (Vince), Ingrid Torrance (Macy), Matt Hill (Icarus Jones)

George loses her virginity and is shocked and devastated when the guy doesn't call her. So in protest she spurns every male who is unfortunate enough to cross her path. Feeling quite the opposite, Daisy makes sparks with smarmy TV producer Ray, while Rube heads out of town to get information on some people from his past.



25 :02x11 - Ashes to Ashes

First aired: Oct/03/2004
Writer: Anna C. Miller, Mona Mansour
Director: Michael Fresco
Guest star: Yuri Lowenthal (B-Boy), Talia Ranger (Young George), Sean Owen Roberts (B "B-Boy" Boyd), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Dan Payne (Walter), Cindy Djungu-Sungu (Fallanda), Crystal Dahl (Crystal Smith), Peter Kelamis (Morgue Attendant), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Eric McCormack (Ray Summers), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Kirk Thornton (B-Boy), Justine Wong (Tabitha), Nicole Potvin (Raven), Julia Arkos (Mrs. Ricket), Samantha Smith (Chrysalis), Dana Walde (Dirge), Bill Dow (Mickey), Santo Lombardo (Scratch the Tagger), Patti Vieta (Melissa (as Patti Vieta)), Frank C. Turner (Arthur Simms), Sue Astley (Homeless Woman)

When George helps a homeless man die with dignity she learns the cost of getting too involved in her work. Reggie finally makes a friend who's organizing a seance, while Mason questions his feelings for Daisy as her relationship with Ray grows.



26 :02x12 - Forget Me Not

First aired: Oct/10/2004
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, Bridget Carpenter
Director: Brad Turner
Guest star: Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Crystal Dahl (Crystal Smith), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Talia Ranger (Young George), Eric McCormack (Ray Summers), Piper Laurie (Nina Rommey), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Yeardley Smith (Penny), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Mitra Loraz (Mrs. Akhtar), Patti Allan (Claire), Tegan Moss (Fiona), Darrell Izeard (Orderly (as Darrell Izeard)), Ron Small (Kid Washington), Alain Chanoine (Young Boxer), Julia Arkos (Mrs. Ricket), Javeed Kassam (Harjeet Akhtar), Dean Paul Gibson (Pronouncer), Manoj Sood (Mr. Akhtar), Brett Kelly (Francis Bischetti)

George can't remember the last time she was this frustrated. When she gets stuck in a hospital where she can't get an Alzheimer-plagued soul to acknowledge her own death. In need of money, Joy seeks work at Happy Time. To make matters even worse, Mason decides to face of with Daisy's boyfriend, Ray, in the boxing ring.



27 :02x13 - Last Call

First aired: Oct/17/2004
Writer: Stephen Godchaux, Annie Weisman
Director: Steve Beers
Guest star: Katie Stuart (J Monteleone), Aaron Pearl (Brett), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Crystal Dahl (Crystal Smith), Meghan Black (Misty), Patti Allan (Claire), Colin Banner (Priest), Spencer Achtymichuk (Charlie), Karen Elizabeth Austin (Women at Yard Sale), Ryan de Boer (Lead Cadet), Elias Toufexis (Brian), Anthony Harrison (Drill Sergeant), Joel Garner (Mascot), Jonathan Sutton (Ron), Kasper Michaels (Bus Driver), Cheryl Mullen (Women at Yard Sale), Lisa Bunting (Suburban Woman)

While George regrets the things she didn't accomplish in life, Mason must comtemplate his accomplishments in the afterlife. Roxy suspects that Daisy is harboring a secret about her missing ex-boyfriend, and Reggie searches for J.D. who has escaped from the yard.



28 :02x14 - Always

First aired: Oct/24/2004
Guest star: Talia Ranger (Young George), Gavin DeGraw (Pete Anderson (Street Singer)), Eve Brenner (Rosie), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Yeardley Smith (Penny), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Crystal Dahl (Crystal Smith), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Arthur Corber (Sign Guy), Taya Calicetto (Young Rosie), Zoe Mandell (Kid), Patti Allan (Claire), Simon Longmore (Erik), Meghan Black (Misty), Reg Tupper (Jed)

After screwing up big time, Mason begs to be allowed back into the Waffle Haus while George urges Daisy to allow him to crash with them. Facing his past, Rube visits a very special person on a very special day. And in the real world, Joey Clancy and Reggie bury J.D.



29 :02x15 - Haunted

First aired: Oct/31/2004
Guest star: Megan McKinnon (Trick or Treater), Patricia Idlette (Kiffany), Britt McKillip (Reggie Lass), Julianne Christie (Suzanne), Greg Kean (Clancy Lass), Talia Ranger (Young George), Christine Willes (Delores Herbig), Anne Marie Loder (Dana the Therapist), Sean Connor Roche (Trick or Treater), Crystal Dahl (Crystal Smith), Paul Jarrett (The Rope Guy), Justin Callan (Bobby Perlis), Emily Perkins (Josie Feldman), Samuel Tammen (Kids), Sean Tammen (Kids), April Telek (Elvira Mom (as April Amber Telek)), Terry-Dayne Marshall (Pirate), Sheelah Megill (Katie Clark), Bill Meilen (William), Michael Rogers (Les Blandon)

A crazed serial killer strikes on Halloween, and the reapers must pick up all the souls of the victims. The busy workday cuts into George and Mason's trick-or-treating, while back at home, Joy must cajole Reggie into the Halloween spirit after a session with a psychologists.