Episode 409

Season 4Episode 930 minFeb. 5, 2001
Episode 409
Paul/Natasha, Blake written by Rob Hammersley and Erin Ehrlich, directed by Tim Andrew Blake is trying to get Paul's reputation to be better. He decides that Paul should hook up with the new girl Natasha in order to make his reputation soar. He gives Paul some pointers on how to act. Finally, Blake tells Paul to pretend it's Paul's birthday in order to make Natasha give him a ""special present."" Natasha comes over and she and Paul have something in common... they both like rocks. She's about to go, but Blake breaks out that it's Paul's birthday. Natasha stays a while longer to talk about the wild times at her old high school. Then, Natasha says she has to go back home to do homework. Blake and Paul fight because Paul thinks Blake was trying to come on to Natasha too much while he already has the reputation of having sex with a college freshman in a football field. Blake apologizes and then shows Paul that he took Natasha's ring in order for her to come over tomorrow night to pick it up.
Episode 409 has aired on Feb. 5, 2001 at 23:00
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