Episode 647

Season 6Episode 4730 minAug 28, 2002
Episode 647
""Bitter Sweet 18"" written by Sean Carley, directed by Jean-Claude Lord Sexual tension is still between Diego and Julie. Diego doesn't want to have sex because it's against the law, and they might put him away for that. So Julie shows him a box of idea that they could do that ""isn't"" sexual. Things include, Honey, taking pictures of each other, and having police scanner sex. All of these ideas doesn't go to well, and they just decide to have sex. Touching all over his body, Julie notices it ""died."" Diego says, he is just stress, cannot have sex, and leaves. ""Fantasy"" written by Edmund O'Brien, directed by George Mihalka It turns out that Alicia knows Maureen because Maureen is a T.A. where Alicia teaches. Billy is acting kind of harsh towards Maureen when she doesn't arrive early, and sends her in the back. Billy assists Maureen in the back, where she reveals she has a crush on him. They proceed to have sex, and Maureen tells Billy he has one more assigment to do for her... bre
Episode 647 has aired on Aug 28, 2002 at 11:00 PM
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