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1 :01x01 - Popular, Round One (1)

First aired: Sep/29/1999
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Brian Robbins
Guest star: Samuel Page (Stone Cold Fox Boy), Chad Lowe (Mr. Luke Grant), Kelly Miyashiro (Japanese Teen), Betty Okino (Teen Girl #2), Brooke Bloom (Teen Girl #1), Corvet Villa (Edgy Latino Boy), John Caponera (Coach Peritti), Darryl Theirse (Wayne Vincent), Sydney Forest (Herself), Kelvin Yu (Freddy Gong), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh), Hank Harris (Emory Dick), Natasha Pearce (Lady T), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass)

In the series premiere a new school year begins at Kennedy High, where the battle begins between the popular crowd (Brooke, Nicole, Josh, and Sugar Daddy) and the unpopular crowd (Sam, Harrison, Lily, and Carmen).



2 :01x02 - Mo' Menace, Mo' Problems (2)

First aired: Sep/30/1999
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Michael M. Robin
Guest star: Ali Landry (Heather), John Caponera (Coach Peritti), Bradford English (Unknown), Chad Lowe (Mr. Luke Grant), Michael Earl Reid (Oddball Homeless Man), Darryl Theirse (Wayne Vincent), Kelvin Yu (Freddy Gong), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh), Sandra Oh (Humanities Teacher), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass), Natasha Pearce (Lady T), Hank Harris (Emory Dick), Diana Bellamy (Principal Hall)

Brooke throws a beginning of the year party that is crashed by Sam and her friends.



3 :01x03 - Under Siege

First aired: Oct/07/1999
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Perry Lang
Guest star: Chad Lowe (Mr. Luke Grant), John Caponera (Coach Peritti), Darryl Theirse (Wayne Vincent), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh), Diana Bellamy (Principal Hall), Natasha Pearce (Lady T), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass), Sandra Oh (Humanities Teacher), Samuel Page (Stone Cold Fox Boy)

Sam and her mother come over to Brooke's house to try out a 'family dinner' scenario. Meanwhile, Mr. Vincent takes some unusual measures to get back at the football coach while fighting over Josh Ford, who is simultaneously starring in Mr. Vincent's play and being quarterback of the football team.



4 :01x04 - Windstruck

First aired: Oct/14/1999
Writer: Oliver Goldstick
Director: Jamie Babbit
Guest star: Cameron Bender (Locker Room Jock), Rose Abdoo (Madame Sesi), Ben Slack (Unknown), Jenny Gago (Mrs. Esposito), Arnetia Walker (Ms. Ross), Hank Harris (Emory Dick), Robert Clendenin (Godfrey), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass)

A rumor goes through the school that Brooke and Josh haven't actually 'done it.' Lily starts a new job at a chicken fast-food restaurant.



5 :01x05 - Slumber Party Massacre

First aired: Oct/21/1999
Writer: Wendy MacLeod
Director: Michael M. Robin
Guest star: Caitlin Wachs (Young Brooke), Nicholas Andrew (Young Harrison), Christopher Wiehl (Leo Ferrara), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass)

Carmen throws a sweet 16 slumber party, which the popular girls crash for dishonorable intentions. Carmen realizes who her real friends are.



6 :01x06 - Truth or Consequences

First aired: Nov/04/1999
Writer: Ari Posner, Eric Preven
Director: Marc Buckland
Guest star: Chad Lowe (Snuff), Hank Harris (Emory Dick), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh), Diana Bellamy (Principal Hall), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass)

The tension between Brooke and Sam reaches a breaking point when a food-fight breaks out in the school cafeteria.



7 :01x07 - Queen B.

First aired: Nov/11/1999
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Matthew Harrison
Guest star: Philip Boyd (Hunky Mover), Lily Knight (Unknown), Mandy Freund (May Tuna), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Kelvin Yu (Freddy Gong), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh), Diana Bellamy (Principal Hall), Natasha Pearce (Lady T), Delta Burke (Cherry Cherry), Samuel Page (Stone Cold Fox Boy)

The Homecoming Queen race becomes nasty. Mary Cherry's mother tries to run her daughter's campaign by slandering Brooke.



8 :01x08 - Tonight's the Night

First aired: Nov/18/1999
Director: Jamie Babbit
Guest star: Rebecca Lin (Lolipop), Ron Kellum (Dancer # 1), Keith Kuhl (Dancer # 2), Timothy Anderson (Dancer # 3), Brian George (Hotel Clerk), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Mandy Freund (May Tuna), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh), Diane Delano (Nurse Jessie), Christopher Wiehl (Leo Ferrara)

Carmen and Sugar Daddy both enter internet relationships; Brooke and Josh take their relationship to the next step; and Sam convinces Carmen's brother to pretend to be her boyfriend, all while a new hit song breaks out through the campus.



9 :01x09 - Wild Wild Mess

First aired: Dec/02/1999
Writer: Oliver Goldstick
Director: Lev L. Spiro
Guest star: Bud Leslie (Felix), Tracy Kolis (Sheila), Sonya Eddy (Receptionist), Rona Benson (Tawny), Alley Mills (Robin John), Arnetia Walker (Ms. Ross)

Harrison's mother has a huge surprise for him.



10 :01x10 - Fall on Your Knees

First aired: Dec/09/1999
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Elodie Keene
Guest star: Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Cyia Batten (Marley Jacob), Lauren Summers (Ariel Murphy), Brie Larson (Robin Robin), Annie Franchek (Young Nicole), Brenda Song (Mandy Shepherd), Mandy Freund (May Tuna), Kelvin Yu (Freddy Gong), Eve Brenner (Nana Julian), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass), Robert Clendenin (Godfrey), Hank Harris (Emory Dick), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh), Diana Bellamy (Principal Hall)

It's Christmas time and the kids re-enact 'A Christmas Carol' with Nicole in the role of Scrooge.



11 :01x11 - Ex, Lies and Videotape

First aired: Jan/13/2000
Writer: Eric Preven, Ari Posner
Director: Arvin Brown
Guest star: Dey Young (Jean Ford), Christine Tucci (Jamie Gunn), Geoff Pierson (James Ford), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Mandy Freund (May Tuna), Arnetia Walker (Ms. Ross), Diana Bellamy (Principal Hall), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh), Natasha Pearce (Lady T), Robert Clendenin (Godfrey)

Carmen, finding new popularity with her new status as a cheerleader, is pressured by the popular girls to dump her old friends.



12 :01x12 - The Trial of Emory Dick

First aired: Jan/20/2000
Writer: Oliver Goldstick
Director: Perry Lang
Guest star: George Cheung (Mr. Wesley Chu), Marnie Crossen (Vera Krupps), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Mandy Freund (May Tuna), Kelvin Yu (Freddy Gong), Diana Bellamy (Principal Hall), Arnetia Walker (Ms. Ross), Hank Harris (Emory Dick), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass)

When Emory Dick fails his biology midterm he decides to sue the school because he believes that his harassment by various people in the school has led to his position.



13 :01x13 - Hope in a Jar

First aired: Jan/27/2000
Writer: Wendy MacLeod
Director: David Petrarca
Guest star: Lynn Manning (Olaf), Richard Voll (Unknown), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Arnetia Walker (Ms. Ross), Diana Bellamy (Principal Hall), Hank Harris (Emory Dick), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh)

The Sadie Hawkins dance mixes up the girls and the boys.



14 :01x14 - Caged!

First aired: Feb/03/2000
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Jamie Babbit
Guest star: Mitchell Anderson (Mr. Bennet), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass), Robert Clendenin (Godfrey), Delta Burke (Cherry Cherry)

A wicked game of 'truth' interrupts when the girls find themselves locked in the girls' bathroom for the night.



15 :01x15 - Booty Camp

First aired: Feb/10/2000
Writer: Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz
Director: Michael M. Robin
Guest star: Navi Rawat (Teen Girl #5), Domonique Garcia (Teen Girl #4), Marisa Theodore (Teen Girl #3), Erin O'Neill (Teen Girl #2), Crystal Kwon (Teen Girl #1), Dey Young (Jean Ford), Kelvin Yu (Freddy Gong), Diana Bellamy (Principal Hall), Diane Delano (Rock Glass)

All the kids somehow find themselves subjected to Principal Hall's Boot Camp weekend detention.



16 :01x16 - All About Adam

First aired: Feb/17/2000
Writer: Wendy MacLeod
Director: Perry Lang
Guest star: Perry Lang (TV Director), Tiffeny Milbrett (Herself), Tisha Venturini (Herself), Clea DuVall (Wanda), Arnetia Walker (Ms. Ross), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh), Wentworth Miller (Adam Rotchild Ryan)

The new guy tries to become the school's first male cheerleader.



17 :01x17 - Lord of the Files

First aired: Feb/24/2000
Writer: Oliver Goldstick
Director: Lev L. Spiro
Guest star: Lee Cherry (Wither Shivers), George Cheung (Tai-Chi Master), Marnie Crossen (Vera Krupps), Anel Lopez Gorham (Poppita "Poppy" Fresh), Hank Harris (Emory Dick), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass), Robert Gant (Vice-Principal Calvin Krupps)

Brooke and Carmen fight over Josh, while all the other girls are preoccupied with the school's new hunky vice-principal.



18 :01x18 - Ch-Ch-Changes

First aired: Apr/20/2000
Writer: Ari Posner, Eric Preven
Director: Craig Zisk
Guest star: Anthony Russell (Gary), Larry Poindexter (Harold Beane), Mitchell Anderson (Mr. Bennett), Erik Estrada (Police Officer), Louis Mustillo (Don Jackson), Diana Bellamy (Principal Hall), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass), Delta Burke (Cherry Cherry), Wentworth Miller (Adam Rotchild Ryan), Alley Mills (Robin John)

Harrison stages a sit-in to help save the job of the school's shop teacher when he announces that he is undergoing a sex-change operation.



19 :01x19 - Hard on the Outside, Soft in the Middle

First aired: Apr/27/2000
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Jamie Babbit
Guest star: Ambrosia Kelley (Keisha), Double J (Elliot), Jon Polito (Caesar Croutons), Niecy Nash (Teacher/Lil' Babe), Michelle Krusiec (Exquisite Woo), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Diana Bellamy (Principal Hall), Diane Delano (Roberta "Bobbi" Glass), Robert Gant (Vice-Principal Calvin Krupps)

Lily fights for the rights of a lobster; a new girl comes to town and sparks a competition between the blondes vs. the brunettes.



20 :01x20 - We Are Family

First aired: May/04/2000
Writer: Deidre Strohm, Ryan Murphy
Director: Elodie Keene
Guest star: Joseph LaRocca (Mohawk Boy #2), Michael Bower (Mohawk Boy #1), Bud Leslie (Dr. Joe Pudmerkin), Erik Estrada (Himself), Darryl Theirse (Mr. Wayne Vincent), Delta Burke (Cherry Cherry)

The wedding Sam and Brooke have been dreading is quickly approaching.



21 :01x21 - What Makes Sammy Run

First aired: May/11/2000
Writer: Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz
Director: Jamie Babbit
Guest star: Steve Kmetko (Himself), George Cheung (Jerome Friendly), Ray Wise (Ron Foster), Peggy Lipton (Kelly McQueen Foster), Clea DuVall (Wanda Rickets), Arnetia Walker (Ms. Ross), Hank Harris (Emory Dick)

Brooke's plan to throw her father a bachelor party backfires horribly.



22 :01x22 - Two Weddings and a Funeral (1)

First aired: May/18/2000
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Lev L. Spiro
Guest star: Michael Beardsley (Wedding Guest), Mandy Freund (May), Joe Lapiana (The Doctor), Peggy Lipton (Kelly McQueen Foster), Erik Estrada (Himself), Robert Clendenin (Godfrey), Robert Gant (Vice-Principal Calvin Krupps), Delta Burke (Cherry Cherry), Diane Delano (Nurse Jessie Glass)

Tired of the special 'sweeps' episodes that happens during the end of the TV season on their favorite shows, Mary Cherry and Nicole try to satire the different season finale devices; two weddings and a funeral occur.



23 :02x01 - Timber! (2)

First aired: Sep/22/2000
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Jamie Babbit
Guest star: Michelle Krusiec (Exquisite Woo), Ty Upshaw (Police Officer #1), Bill Chott (Dr. Donald Dave), Virginia Capers (Nurse Pittman), Peggy Lipton (Kelly McQueen), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Robert Gant (Vice-Principal Calvin Krupps)

The new school year begins at Kennedy High, but the memories of the called-off wedding are still in recent memory. Sam has to deal with Brooke's mother's return, but Brooke has a hard time dealing with differences between herself and her mother. Meanwhile, Ms. Glass makes her shocking return to Kennedy High; Carmen receives news about her pregnancy; Sugar Daddy and Lily take part in a protest to save an old tree; and Nicole has Mary Cherry try out for the Glamazons.



24 :02x02 - Baby, Don't Do It!

First aired: Sep/29/2000
Writer: Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz
Director: Michael M. Robin
Guest star: Kellie Waymire (Penelope Poppins), Peggy Lipton (Kelly McQueen), Alessandra Torresani (Emily Dick), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Hank Harris (Emory Dick)

Ms. Glass gives the students an assignment: everyone must take care of a "Baby, Don't Do It" doll. However, everyone has other ideas. Lily and Carmen partner up for the project, but differences in cliques strain the working partnership. Nicole and Mary Cherry give their doll to a nanny to raise, but find that passing the responsibility off was not the best idea.



25 :02x03 - Citizen Shame

First aired: Oct/06/2000
Writer: Oliver Goldstick
Director: Lev L. Spiro
Guest star: E. Fay Butler (Lady Officer), Ron Kochevar (Waiter), Bryan Kestner (Business Man), Ed Beechner (Police Officer # 1), Susan Ruttan (Joy Ferrara), Andrea Bendewald (Bonnie), Frank Catalano (Uncredited Role), Robert Gant (Vice-Principal Calvin Krupps)

Brooke strikes up an unlikely friendship with Bonnie, the SAT teacher. However, the two end up in trouble with the law. Carmen's life is thrown off balance when she asks Sam to move in, but Sam soon sees that Carmen is hiding a painful secret.



26 :02x04 - The Sweetest Taboo

First aired: Oct/13/2000
Writer: Ari Posner, Eric Preven
Director: Craig Zisk
Guest star: Eric Mabius (Coach Casey Krupps), Dey Young (Jean Ford), Anthony Montgomery (George Austin), Robert Gant (Vice-Principal Calvin Krupps)

A new student, George Austin, arrives at Kennedy High, and his arrival cause strain for both Josh and Sam. Josh worries that George will overtake his status as star football player and Sam believes that George is just your typical jock and nothing more. Meanwhile, Nicole decides to regain her Glamazon status.



27 :02x05 - Joe Loves Mary Cherry

First aired: Oct/20/2000
Writer: Ryan Murphy, James Duff
Director: Jamie Babbit
Guest star: Jarrett Lennon (Andy), Marco Gould (Randy), Anthony Montgomery (George Austin), Robert Clendenin (Godfrey)

Ms. Glass uses the students for her own social experiment and pairs each one up with another. However, this assignment causes problems between Harrison and Nicole when Harrison is jealous of George and Sam striking up a friendship and Nicole worries that Brooke and Josh's relationship will demote their popular status.



28 :02x06 - Style and Substance Abuse (1)

First aired: Nov/03/2000
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Elodie Keene
Guest star: Robert Gant (Vice-Principal Calvin Krupps), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Anthony Montgomery (George Austin), Michelle Phillips (Hellacious Akers)

Brooke and Harrison go head to head in the student-council president elections, while Sam gets lost in the glit and glamor of being nominated for homecoming queen. What's wrong with this picture?



29 :02x07 - Ur-ine Trouble (2)

First aired: Nov/10/2000
Writer: Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz
Director: Michael M. Robin
Guest star: Joseph C. Phillips (Harrison's Doctor), Susan Ruttan (Joy Ferrara), Michelle Phillips (Hellacious Akers), Anthony Montgomery (George Austin), Robert Gant (Vice-Principal Calvin Krupps)

Nicole and Mary Cherry try to sabotage Carmen's homecoming queen campaign while Harrison continues his fight against the random drug tests. What is he hiding?



30 :02x08 - Misery Loathes Company

First aired: Nov/17/2000
Writer: Deidre Strohm, Oliver Goldstick
Director: Craig Zisk
Guest star: Mike Damus (Clarence), Dan Finnerty (Nurse Dan), Anne Haney (Nurse Gretchen), Taryn Manning (Ashley)

Mary Cherry hires Sam to ghostwrite her memoirs as a payback for her mother's soon-to-be-published book which describes Mary Cherry as the "gunk in the bucket after a liposuction". Harrison checks in at the hospital to start chemotherapy and has a brutally revealing encounter with Brooke, causing her to binge out on chocolates.



31 :02x09 - Are You There God? It's Me, Ann-Margret

First aired: Dec/08/2000
Writer: Oliver Goldstick
Director: Aaron Schneider
Guest star: Ann-Margret (God), Susan Ruttan (Joy Ferrara), David Noroña (Nurse Dan), Robb Derringer (Brad), Mike Damus (Clarence), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Arnetia Walker (Ms. Ross)

Josh and Lily land roles in the school play and are required to appear nude, which creates quite a bit of discomfort between them. Meanwhile, Brooke heads back to the hospital for anorexia treatment.



32 :02x10 - The Consequences of Falling

First aired: Dec/15/2000
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Michael M. Robin
Guest star: Dane Northcutt (Jimmy), Myles Jeffrey (Bruno), Ashley Edner (Misty Dawn Ford), David Noroña (Nurse Dan), Mike Damus (Clarence), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Alley Mills (Robin John)

Harrison is deeply impacted when Clarence dies while talking to him, and contemplates suicide as means to deal with his emotional agony. However, when Clarence returns as an angel, he gives Harrison a glimpse into what the future would be like without him in it.



33 :02x11 - Fire in the Hole

First aired: Jan/19/2001
Writer: Eric Preven, Ari Posner
Director: Randall Miller
Guest star: Eric Poppick (Irving Handelman), Anthony Montgomery (George Austin), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Maria Canals (Candybox)

It's once again STD Awareness Week and Ms. Glass makes it a memorable one by writing and performing a musical entitled "That Burning Sensation" and each student is assigned a disease to portray.



34 :02x12 - The Shocking Possession of Harrison John

First aired: Jan/26/2001
Writer: Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz
Director: Jamie Babbit
Guest star: Anthony Montgomery (George Austin), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Robert Clendenin (Godfrey), Lisa K. Wyatt (Trailer Park Woman)

Harrison returns to school following his bone marrow transplant, but acts differently than before causing people to think that he has become possessed. Meanwhile, Sugar Daddy is jealous when Josh spends all of his time with Lily.



35 :02x13 - Mary Charity

First aired: Feb/02/2001
Writer: James Duff
Director: Lawrence Trilling
Guest star: Brett Miller (Sheriff #1), Marnie Crossen (Vera Krupps), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Robert Gant (Principal Calvin Krupps)

Mary Cherry gets a glimpse of real life when she learns her family is having money problems. Meanwhile, Sam and Carmen work to bring back the school yearbook and Brooke and Harrison's relationship future is on shaky ground when it appears that Harrison wants to be with someone else.



36 :02x14 - The News of My Death Has Been Greatly Exaggerated

First aired: Feb/23/2001
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Ryan Murphy
Guest star: Edward DeRuiter (Mullet Boy), Brenda Bakke (Shaggy Louise Grout), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Hank Harris (Emory Dick), Robert Gant (Principal Calvin Krupps), Conchata Ferrell (Calamity Jane)

Tragedy hits Kennedy High and the news of the death of April Tuna affects each of the student's lives. Brooke, Mary Cherry and Carmen all think that they are responsible while Lily and Josh believe they are to blame because they excluded her from their circle of friends.



37 :02x15 - It's Greek to Me

First aired: Mar/02/2001
Writer: Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz
Director: Jamie Babbit
Guest star: Randee Heller (Judy Julian), Drew Powell (Bouncer), Andrew Lukich (Chad King), Nick Stabile (Jamie Roth), Brenda Bakke (Mary Lou Parker)), Anthony Montgomery (George Austin), Rachel Wilson (Flynn Hudson)

Bored with their lives as high school students, Brooke meets a girl in college who invites everyone to a college party. Sam and Lily try to sneak out to the party, but end up stuck at home for lying. After bad experiences at college all around, both the boys and the girls realize that high school isn't so bad after all.



38 :02x16 - Fag

First aired: Mar/09/2001
Writer: Deidre Strohm
Director: Elodie Keene
Guest star: Lia Johnson (Girl #3), La'Myia Good (Girl #2), Shanola Hampton (Girl #1), Will Thayer (Big Guy), Linda Park (Anna Lin), Huntley Ritter (Dave Farber), Joel Michaely (Bryan Rose), Nick Stabile (Jamie Roth), Anthony Montgomery (George Austin), Chris Engen (Jared)

In an attempt to reach out to students who have been teased due to their lifestyle, Lily founds G.L.A.S.S.: Gay and Lesbian Alliance of Supportive Students. This new club gets everyone talking, but it doesn't get the reception that Lily had hoped.



39 :02x17 - Coup

First aired: Mar/16/2001
Writer: Ari Posner, Eric Preven
Director: Jamie Babbit
Guest star: Simon Helberg (Gus Latrine), Nick Stabile (Jamie Roth), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Hank Harris (Emory Dick), Robert Gant (Principal Calvin Krupps)

Principal Krupps has April Tuna choose one of the school's clubs to cut. Nicole uses the opportunity to manipulate April into cutting the Glamazons. Meanwhile, Brooke lands herself in hot-water after not coming home from Jamie's.



40 :02x18 - The Brain Game

First aired: Apr/27/2001
Writer: James Duff
Director: Craig Zisk
Guest star: Chay Santini (Salsa Girl), Tom Lenk (Chicken Delivery Guy), Endyia Kinney (Liberty Jones), Mario López (Dance Instructor), Rick Fitts (Serious Male Judge), Alyson Reed (Stern Woman Judge), Jim J. Bullock (Judgey Judge), Ed McMahon (Himself), Delta Burke (Cherry Cherry)

Mary Cherry puts together a team to compete in a local academic-challenge program on cable access television in hopes that being on television will get her discovered. Meanwhile, Mary's mother, Cherry Cherry, enrolls at Kennedy High when she learns her low SAT scores are keeping her from joining a ritzy country club.



41 :02x19 - I Know What You Did Last Spring Break!

First aired: May/04/2001
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Ryan Murphy
Guest star: Montrose Hagins (Nana Austin), Jennifer Rhodes (Jody Salk), Jane Lynch (Susie Klein), Robert Clendenin (Godfrey), Adria Dawn (April Tuna), Anthony Montgomery (George Austin)

All Kennedy High students are placed under quarantine when Harrison comes down with symptoms of an exotic disease everyone believes he caught while on spring break in Yemen.



42 :02x20 - You Don't Tug On Superman's Cape...You Don't Spit Into The Wind...You Don't Pull The Mask Off The Ol' Lone Ranger...

First aired: May/11/2001
Writer: Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz
Director: Lawrence Trilling
Guest star: Geoff Pierson (James Ford), Lawrence Dobkin (Judge), Lindsay Hollister (Big Bertha Muffin), Dey Young (Jean Ford), Anthony Montgomery (George Austin)

Sam and Brooke decide to give Harrison the silent treatment when they realize he's been leading them both on. Meanwhile, Josh learns that his mother landed a job in another state, which means they will be moving.



43 :02x21 - Promblems

First aired: May/18/2001
Writer: Ryan Murphy
Director: Jamie Babbit
Guest star: Anthony Montgomery (George), RuPaul (Sweet Honey Chile), Peggy Stewart (Old Lady), Leslie Grossman (Baby Honey "B. Ho" Chile)

In the series finale, Nicole asks Harrison to the junior prom, but both Sam and Brooke ask them to go with them as well. Meanwhile, Mary Cherry meets a girl who says she is her long-lost sister.