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Grosse Pointe
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  Season -2 (Printable Guide)  
S-1
1 :01x01 - Pilot (Sep/22/2000)
Grosse Pointe, a hot show on the WB for three years, welcomes a new actor to the set - Courtney, who is straight from Tempe, Arizona in her first Hollywood role as the main characters' cousin from West Virginia. Courtney's arrival upsets Hunter, the main female star of the show who, despite playing "good girl" Becky, is experienced in manipulating people to get what she wants.

Marcy, an actress who plays Becky's best friend Kim, is Hunter's best friend; Marcy tries to be nice to the new girl, but Hunter plays on her insecurity to try to create problems for Courtney. Johnny, who plays Becky's brother Brad, is happy to see Courtney simply because she's hot. Dave, Johnny's best friend and stand-in on the show, is trying to break into the business as an actor. Quentin plays Stone, Becky's boyfriend, but he is significantly older than his teenage role. To cover up the fact that he's losing his hair, he wears a wig, which a sick child who's visiting set discovers and uses to blackmail him. Rob and Hope, the executive producers, just try to keep things running on set so their show goes smoothly.
Starring Roles: Joely Fisher as Hope Lustig, | Guest Stars: Martin Spanjers as Adam, Jeb Armstrong as Ira, Nicole Nieth as Jessica, Michael Mitz as The Director, Lisa Mende as Pat Kemp, Bonnie McFarlane as Katie Ellis, Katie Fountain as Marilyn the Extra, Michele Dalcin as Mary Johnson, Nat Faxon as Kevin the P.A., Michael Hitchcock as Richard Towers/Ted Johnson
Director: Andrew Fleming
Writer: Darren Star
 
2 :01x02 - Thieves Like Us (Sep/29/2000)
Hunter is caught shoplifting for the third time this year, and Rob and Hope make her realize that Courtney's arrival is an insurance policy against her activities becoming public, necessitating that the network fire her. She then tries to get Courtney fired instead and ropes Marcy into helping her do it. Meanwhile, Johnny is getting aroused in his scenes with Courtney, who is supposed to play his cousin. Dave gets kicked out of his apartment and asks Johnny for permission to crash in his trailer until he finds a new place to live.
Special Guest Stars: Joely Fisher as Hope Lustig, | Guest Stars: Dwayne Macopson as Security Guard, Steve Kramer as The Director, Michele Dalcin as Mary Engel/Mary Johnson, Jorge Luis Abreu as Jorge, Nat Faxon as Kevin, Michael Hitchcock as Richard Towers/Ted Johnson, | Uncredited: Brian Howe as Photographer
Director: Andrew Fleming
Writer: Darren Star
 
3 :01x03 - Prelude to a Kiss (Oct/06/2000)
Marcy, trying to spend more time with Johnny, throws a big season premiere party for the cast and crew. Dave is in need of money so he asks several people for a loan. A new script calls for Laura, Courtney's character, and Stone, Quentin's character, to kiss, even though Stone is dating Becky, Hunter's character. Hunter is upset about the continued victim status of her character and fights to have the storyline changed.
Special Guest Stars: Joely Fisher as Hope Lustig, | Guest Stars: Tom McCleister as Paul/Crew Guy, Steve Kramer as The Director, Scottie Epstein as Pizza Guy, Jorge Luis Abreu as Jorge, Nat Faxon as Kevin, Merrin Dungey as Joan Marks
Director: Andrew Fleming
Writer: Rob Lotterstein, Ellen Idelson
 
4 :01x04 - Devil in a Blue Dress (Oct/13/2000)
Hunter auditions for the lead in Oliver Stone's new movie, Lewinsky, but the part would require her to gain weight. To show she's serious about the role, she decides to gain weight for the screen test. It turns out that Hunter is nice when she actually eats, but the network (and Rob and Hope, despite their misgivings about what message their work sends to young girls) isn't happy with a female star who isn't thin. Dave and Kevin find an easy way to make money when they sell the confidential Lewinsky script and various things from the Grosse Pointe show. Meanwhile, Quentin is the "younger face" for a fundraising walk for an organization dedicated to eradicating prostate cancer.
Special Guest Stars: Joely Fisher as Hope Lustig, | Guest Stars: Lisa Mende as Pat Kemp, David Gautreaux as The Director, Michele Dalcin as Mary Engel/Mary Johnson, Jorge Luis Abreu as Jorge, Nat Faxon as Kevin, Michael Hitchcock as Richard Towers/Ted Johnson, Joe E. Tata as Himself
Director: Jake Kasdan
Writer: Darin Henry
 
5 :01x05 - Halloween (Oct/20/2000)
During filming of Grosse Pointe's Halloween episode that capitalizes on Buffy's success, Marcy hurts herself doing her own stunts. Once again ignored by Johnny, Marcy throws herself into a relationship with a singer from a band she meets at a bar, but when Hunter truthfully warns her that the musician hit on her, the friends have a falling out. Johnny throws Dave out of his trailer.
Special Guest Stars: Joely Fisher as Hope Lustig, Gifted as Themselves, | Guest Stars: Barry H. Scadron as A.C., David Gautreaux as The Director, Rus Blackwell as Stunt Rigger, Nat Faxon as Kevin, Derek Hamilton as Christian
Director: Jake Kasdan
Writer: Amy Engelberg (2), Wendy Engelberg
 
6 :01x06 - Mommie Dearest (Oct/27/2000)
Hunter convinces Rob (Hope has left the show) to give a small part to her recently sober mother, Helena, but Helena manages to convince Hunter to get her an even bigger role as the teacher who attempts to seduce Stone. Marcy is hosting the WB's beach party, which includes a volleyball game that matches Johnny and Courtney against Leslie Bibb and Carly Pope, of Popular.
Guest Stars: David Gautreaux as The Director, Nat Faxon as Kevin, Shareen J. Mitchell as Helena Sarkissian, Carly Pope as Herself, Leslie Bibb as Herself, | Uncredited: Robin Strasser as Lila Van Guilden
Director: Peyton Reed
Writer: Will Gluck
 
7 :01x07 - Sleeping with the Enemy (Nov/05/2000)
Johnny invites the cast to his movie premiere and asks Courtney to go as his date. Marcy is determined to break her streak of being featured as one of the "worst-dressed." Helena agrees to go with Quentin, which upsets Hunter.
Guest Stars: Barry H. Scadron as A.C., Bob Sattler as The Photographer, Michele Dalcin as Mary Engel/Mary Johnson, Nat Faxon as Kevin, Shareen J. Mitchell as Helena Sarkissian, Ted Casablanca as Himself, Ted Danson as Jack the Dog
Director: Peyton Reed
Writer: Ellen Idelson, Rob Lotterstein
 
8 :01x08 - Satisfaction (Nov/12/2000)
The networks send in a new executive producer, Shawn, who tries to take Grosse Pointe in a different direction. She comes up with a storyline where Kim has her first orgasm, which concerns Marcy, who fears acting that scene because she has never had an orgasm herself. Rob is upset with Shawn's ideas for the show, but Dave is happy because she may finally cast him in a part on the show.
Guest Stars: Barry H. Scadron as A.C., Tory Kittles as Sound Guy, Kady Cole as Julie, Shannon Cochran as Julie's mom, Nat Faxon as Kevin, Michael Hitchcock as Richard Towers/Ted Johnson, Lisa Edelstein as Shawn Shapiro, Merrin Dungey as Joan Marks
Director: Andrew Fleming
Writer: Robin Schiff
 
9 :01x09 - Boys on the Side (Nov/19/2000)
Courtney's boyfriend, Deegan, visits her, but turns off nearly all her cast mates with his condescending and dismissive behavior. Johnny is looking forward to having dinner with the winner of a teen magazine's essay contest to have a date with him until he finds out the winner is a young gay boy. With Rob not allowing Kevin to do personal errands for Hunter and Dave in need of money, Hunter hires Dave as her personal assistant.
Guest Stars: Barry H. Scadron as A.C., David Gautreaux as The Director, Thomas Dekker as Leslie Chupak, Lisa Amsterdam as Roberta, Ryan Scott Greene (1) as Deegan, Nat Faxon as Kevin
Director: Allison Anders
Writer: Darren Star
 
10 :01x10 - Puppet Master (Nov/26/2000)
The director for this week's Grosse Pointe's episode is Hunter's ex. When she finds out he is directing the new Matt Damon movie, she tries to restart their relationship, but he ignores her in favor of Courtney. Dave tries to show Marcy that he has feelings for her by buying a gift. Quentin tries to cheer a recently dumped Rob by going out, but Quentin keeps getting all the attention from women.
Guest Stars: Jeniffer Brooke as Judy, Elisa Leonetti as Ursula, Julia Schultz as Melanie, Bernard van Bilderbeek as Jonah, Nat Faxon as Kevin
Director: Jim Fall
Writer: Will Gluck
 
11 :01x11 - Star Wars (Dec/17/2000)
Quentin mocks Hunter after she passes gas during a scene and she retaliates by getting a restraining order against him. Courtney appears in a Japanese beer ad. Dave auditions for a potential love interest for Kim, but the more stereotypically hot guy who gets the part goes after Marcy for real.
Guest Stars: Michael Hitchcock as Richard Towers/Ted Johnson, Nat Faxon as Kevin, Hamilton von Watts as Brady Wagner, Judy Kain (1) as Angie, Jonathan Del Arco as Greg, Ann Ryerson as The Director, Nina Cho as Jacqueline, | Uncredited: George Takei as Japanese Ad Executive
Director: Allison Anders
Writer: Darin Henry
 
12 :01x12 - Barenaked in America (Jan/07/2001)
Deegan, Courtney's ex-boyfriend, has sold racy photographs of her to a magazine, but despite how embarrassed Courtney is about the attention, it makes the show's ratings hit an all-time high. Marcy feels guilty about being given an award for portraying a cheerleader when she does not do any of the cheers, so she requests the opportunity to learn a routine. Dave writes out how he feels about Marcy, but Marcy and Hunter believe he has a crush on Hunter when they find his writing.
Guest Stars: Michael Hitchcock as Richard Towers/Ted Johnson, Nat Faxon as Kevin, Judy Kain (1) as Angie, Eric Fleeks as Rutherford, Margot Rose as The Director, Ray Proscia as Announcer
Director: Dennis Erdman
Writer: Robin Schiff, Will Gluck
 
13 :01x13 - Secrets and Lies (Jan/14/2001)
Hunter and Dave are enjoying their secret fling, but Hunter's increasingly confusing moods are too much for Dave, who wants to end their relationship. Quentin wants a birthday party, but has trouble deciding what age he should pretend to be. Marcy starts to date a Jewish guy who inspires her to try to get more in touch with her heritage. Also, Courtney makes fun of Johnny when he mispronounces words in his line readings.
Guest Stars: Barry H. Scadron as Assistant Cameraman, Ann Ryerson as The Director, Nina Cho as Jacqueline, Michael Hagerty (1) as Eli Goldberg, Nat Faxon as Kevin
Director: Alan Myerson
Writer: Darren Star
 
14 :01x14 - The End of the Affair (Feb/04/2001)
Dave wants to end his now-public relationship with Hunter, but he is tempted to continue with it because she keeps giving him things, such as a new Porsche. Kristin Davis guests stars on Grosse Pointe as the madam at a brothel, and Rob tries to act on his long-time crush by going on a date with her. Johnny is required to cry on-camera over Kim being in a coma.
Special Guest Stars: Kristin Davis (1) as Herself/Satin, | Guest Stars: David Starzyk as Ken, Barry H. Scadron as Assistant Cameraman, Eric Fleeks as Rutherford, Scott Thompson Baker (1) as Dr. Martin
Director: Dennis Erdman
Writer: Ellen Idelson, Rob Lotterstein
 
15 :01x15 - Opposite of Sex (Feb/11/2001)
After Quentin is caught with a prostitute, Rob orders him to attend Sex Obsessives Anonymous meetings, where he meets Jason Priestley, who agrees to sponsor him. The network sets up a call-in contest where viewers decide whether Kim, who is in a coma, lives or dies. This is obviously worrying to Marcy, who wants to keep her job. Johnny's brother has made a pinball machine based on Grosse Pointe and Johnny needs all the cast members to sign off on their image being used, but Hunter is the one holdout.
Special Guest Stars: Jason Priestley as Himself, | Guest Stars: Sami Reed as Prostitute, Gordon Thomson (1) as Dr. Evangelitis, Margot Rose as The Director, Justine Priestley as Woman, Ed O'Ross as Officer Volpe, Suzanne Kent as Nurse, Mike Grief as Fat Man, Eric Fleeks as Rutherford, Sam Rubin as Himself, Merrin Dungey as Joan Marks
Director: Jason Priestley
Writer: Will Gluck
 
16 :01x16 - Passion Fish (Feb/16/2001)
Rob pressures Marcy to invite her new yoga buddy, Sarah Michelle Gellar, to guest star on Grosse Pointe. Sarah says yes on the condition that her character kiss Marcy's character, which leads everyone to think that Sarah has a real-life crush on Marcy. While driving, Quentin runs over an old woman, who doesn't realize that Quentin is the guilty party when he plays the hero in helping her and offering reward money for the hit-and-run criminal's capture. Rob is having trouble writing scripts for the show and Kevin helps him out with ideas, but Rob takes credit for them.
Special Guest Stars: Sarah Michelle Gellar as Herself, | Guest Stars: Barry H. Scadron as Assistant Cameraman, Mark Schwed as TV Guide Reporter, Katie Wagner as TV Guide Reporter, Joanna Sanchez as Cecile, Margot Rose as The Director, Donna Hardy as Lucille Wolf, Michael Hitchcock as Richard Towers/Ted Johnson, Merrin Dungey as Joan Marks, Rachael Harris (1) as Reporter
Director: Darren Star
Writer: Darren Star
 
17 :01x17 - My Best Friend's Wedding (Feb/18/2001)
Hunter shocks everyone with her announcement that after a couple of hours of knowing someone, they are getting married. She hires Elizabeth Berkeley to be a celebrity bridesmaid, with Marcy as maid of honor. To help out Dave in getting a part on the show, Kevin "forgets" to give a guest star a wake-up call, and Dave gets to fill in for the part, which is as a love interest for Kim, including a kiss with Marcy.
Special Guest Stars: Elizabeth Berkley as Herself, | Guest Stars: Estelle Rayna as Ludmilla, Randall Rapstine as Priest, Dee Dee Rescher as Gayla Nethercott, Michael Mitz as The Director, Nina Cho as Jacqueline, Tac Fitzgerald as Tom Hodges, Dweezil Zappa as Himself, Ted Stryker as Best Man
Director: Alan Myerson
Writer: Robin Schiff
 
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