Episode 106

Season 1Episode 660 minFeb 16, 2003
Episode 106
Day 13 Only One Day to go and the passholders return home Dave and Holly return home from their 24 hour pass first. They are greeted by all the others still at the house. Tim tells Holly that he's asked Summer to the prom. Maya says to the camera that they had a good kiss (she and Ben). Ben says that she seemed interested. Prom will help them make a decision, Maya says. Dan tells the camera that they had a fantastic time while Natasha says she doesn't know what will happen and is again thinking about home (and that boyfriend she has). Everyone is back at the house and Dan asks Natasha to prom (who has been waiting for him to). A King and A Queen Mike calls them all together to tell them they have to nominate a prom King and Queen. Maurice says in high school they nominated the popular people, this time would be different and will be fun. Chris wants to be king. Back in the house Summer tells the others she received another gift, this time it's a bracelet. She thinks i
Episode 106 has aired on Feb 16, 2003 at 9:00 PM
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