Things Change

Season 1Episode 130 minMar 18, 1994
Things Change

Oliver Cross, who's used to being the most popular student at Stansfield Academy, has to deal with a new roommate, transfer student Chris Hilton, who instantly becomes a favorite of all the guys who always looked up to Oliver. Oliver starts to resent Chris suddenly being the object of everyone's attention. Meanwhile, Stansfield goes coed, with one of the new female students being Dinah McGee, grand-daughter of the headmaster.
 

Things Change has aired on Mar 18, 1994 at 4:40 PM
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