V.I.P.: Why Too Kay?

A concerned parent asks V.I.P. to track down his missing son Jason, a computer prodigy. However, the team soon discovers that the parent is an impostor working for the Millennium Militia, and plan to use Jason's special talents to set off a millennial apocalypse of their own.

Episode Info

Episode number: 2x10
Production Number: 208
Airdate: Saturday November 27th, 1999

Director: Corey Michael Eubanks
Writer: Rick Suvalle
Story: Rick Suvalle, Morgan Gendel

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Guest Stars

Javier Grajeda As Detective Grispy Recurring	Hugh M. Hefner As Himself
Michelle Clunie As Mary Tepsin	Shannon Whirry As Katherine Johnson

Co-Guest Stars

Candace Lifson As Kitty	Ed Quinn As Jeff (Credited as A. Edward Quinn)
Jessica Greco As Little Kay	Mary Ostrow As Mrs. Roberts
Michael Phenicie As Marcus Fisher	Robert Williams As Enrique Bravo

Uncredited

Ross Malinger
As Jason

Main Cast

Pamela Anderson As Vallery "Val" Irons	Molly Culver As Tasha Dexter
Shaun Baker (1) As Quick Theodore Williams	Natalie Raitano As Nikki Franco
Leah Lail As Kay Simmons

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Episode Notes

This episode is sort of a mix between the episode "True Believers" from Snoops, and the episode "Millennium" from The X-Files. Both episodes aired on November 28th, 1999.

In the episode of Snoops Glenn Hall Inc. kidnaps a girl from a cult at the insistence of her father, only he isn't her father but an actor posing as her father.

In the episode of The X-Files the Millennium group wants to destroy the world to bring forth the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.

Ross Malinger, the actor who played Jason, is uncredited because his parents didn't want his name to be associated with the show. You may recognize him as Tom Hanks' son in "Sleepless In Seattle".