I Got You, Babe

Season 2Episode 2360 minMar 15, 2010
I Got You, Babe
A messy custody battle ensues as Amy and Ricky continue to disagree over their rights as John's parents. Still angry with Ricky for breaking up with her, Adrian sides with Amy and encourages several of their friends to do the same. Elsewhere, George grows more frustrated with Anne's refusal to get re-married right away. Ben and Grace get closer, and Ashley feels ready to make some changes in her life.
I Got You, Babe has aired on Mar 15, 2010 at 8:00 PM
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