Steve O & Skin Poetry

Season 1Episode 1630 minNov 9, 2005
Steve O & Skin Poetry
Huntington & Hart serves several colorful characters today. A man comes in to get his second tattoo in honor of Angelina Jolie - this one will say "Billy Bob." Melissa gets a pair of eyes just below her navel so they can overlook the "family jewels." And on a more poignant note, Lucas arrives to finish a piece by adding an angel to a portrait of Jesus. The angel is a tribute to his three-year-old daughter who died when her mother backed over her with the family car.
Steve O & Skin Poetry has aired on Nov 9, 2005 at 9:00 PM
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