Episode 315

Season 3Episode 1530 minAug 2, 2000
Episode 315
Stephanie/Billy/Cindy/Oliver written by Jennifer Johnson and Katy Ballard, directed by Tim Andrew Cindy decides to switch, despite being the last slave night. Their is some tension between Stephanie and Billy, and Billy gives Cindy some flowers, making Stephanie a bit jealous. Cindy kisses Billy, saying that she liked him. He doesn't like her though, he likes Stephanie. She blows up, and heads towards Stephanie, and complains about everything. Stephanie then tells her, it's Cindy's fault, because it was her, to told her to switch, it was her to ask the questions, etc. Cindy realizes this, and decides to hook Stephanie and Billy up. They all become friends at the end, despite all the arguing. [This segment ends.] Stan/Lena written by Rico Gagliano & Jason Berlin, directed by Danny Salles Lena finds out that Renata wasn't the girl who wore the bra. Lena tries to tell him, but he already kick her out after seeing that they have nothing in common. Lena admits the truth, and they s
Episode 315 has aired on Aug 2, 2000 at 11:00 PM
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