Episode 203

Season 2Episode 360 minMar 28, 2004
Episode 203
In this episode, it is Daniel ""The Gay Guy's"" Birthday. The Classmates decide to throw him a surprise birthday party. During the party, Daniel ""The Gay Guy"" gets a visit from an officer who is not there to arrest him, but to show him a good time. Later on, Daniel ""The Gay Guy"" challenges TJ ""The Redneck"" to a boxing match. After the match they show good sportsmanship. The Hall Passes of today are givin to LouAnn ""The Homecoming Queen"" who invites none other than Johnny ""The Quarterback"". They both have conversations about their feelings. Trevor ""The Pipsqueak"" invites Amanda ""The Sophomore Flirt"". They treat each other with massages and join each other in a rose petal bath. Finally, Heather F. ""The Sophomore Vixen"" gets what she wants when she invites Gabe ""The Jock"" on a day on Waikiki Beach. There is where she confronts him on their past, but she soon starts falling for him all over again. Denise ""The Ex"" is not happy about their Hall Pass. -Norrin Radd
Episode 203 has aired on Mar 28, 2004 at 9:00 PM
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