Episode 517

Season 5Episode 1730 minAug. 7, 2001
Episode 517
Kate/Val Saga: Kate and Val are staying at a hotel for their high school reunion and wants to do any guy on the foorball team. Kate tells Val that she will meet her downstairs because she wants to change outfits. Their is a knock on the door, and Kate sees a gorgeous guy, but doesn't remember him, and invites him in. They then have sex. Kate tells Val that she had sex with someone who she doesn't know, so they hit the year book and finds out that the guy that she had sex with was a geek guy named Kenny, or nick named, Creepy Kenny. Jared/Angela (& Dawn) Saga: Angela decides not to have sex and wants to take things slow. [This Saga Ends] Nick & Bruno Saga: Still handcuffed, Nick and Bruno, shirtless, painted ""Manly Moving Man"" on their chest, moves furniture as a part of pledging. Nick is disapointed that Sandy didn't send him any mail, concering the guy. Sandy, Armed with a box of Nick's things, then Sandy breaks up with Nick, after Bruno defends Nick. Nick explains how it's his fault,
Episode 517 has aired on Aug. 7, 2001 at 23:00
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