Abby/Charlie, Molly/Lucas written by Katy Ballard, directed by Tim Andrew

Gabe, Charlie's best friend and Abby's older brother, tells the gang, Abby, Charlie, Molly, and Lucas, to watch the shark, so that the other school, won't get a hold of it. Molly and Lucas, are fooling around and Molly tells Lucas, she is happy that he is her boyfriend, which makes him nervous. He thought they were just fooling around. Abby's story is that she has feelings for her long time best friend, Charlie, but he doesn't think of her that way. The thing with Abby is that she is a tomboy, so she asks help from Molly. Molly gives her sandals to act ""sexy"" infront of Charlie, but she hurts her leg instead. Charlie tends to her rescue, and after massaging her leg, Abby kisses him. They try to figure out what is in store for them.

Janice/Carl written by Damon Lindelof, directed by Paula Goldberg

Carl confronts Janice about stealing his ideas, and she reveals she did get the promotion. Carl calls over Jac

""Dorm Alone"" written by Erica Rothschild, directed by Danny Salles

Justin and Maureen try to have sex in the laundry room, but obstacles stop them. Justin and Maureen meets in the bathrrom, and outside, Scott, and Roxy meet. That's when Maureen and Justin comes out of the bathroom. Scott and Roxy asks their partners, ""who is that?""

Abby/Charlie, Molly/Lucas written by Katy Ballard, directed by Tim Andrew

Lucas reveals that he wanted to just fool around because he is stuck on Kimmy (Episode 605, Michael's ex, etc.). Molly gets upset, and tells her trouble to Abby, while Abby do the same. Abby and Charlie talk for the first time, despite ignoring her durning the day. Lucas decides to get some pizza, for their dinner, and while coming back, students from the other High School, tries to steal their mascot. Charlie throws a football, but misses them. Abby picks up a football, and fits one of them, making him drop the shark. The two guys run away, and they celebrate (and not so cele

Abby/Charlie, Molly/Lucas written by Katy Ballard, directed by Tim Andrew

Gabe notices Abby's sudden ""girly"" change, and notices the attraction between his best friend, Charlie, and his younger sister, Abby. He decides to stay around, and catches Charlie and Abby in the stake out tent. Charlie defends his love for Abby, and tells Gabe he has to get use to it... that his sister is hot! Gabe understands this, and asks Abby if she needs help. She tells her no, and she resumes with Charlie. Meanwhile with Lucas, and Molly, Lucas apologizes to Molly and tells her that he wants to spend his whole life with her. Molly is shocked, and tells him, ""really?"" he then dumps her, saying ""no not really."" and walks away (BTW, a very funny scene).

""Dorm Alone"" written by Erica Rothschild, directed by Danny Salles

Roxy and Scott find out that Justin and Maureen have been seeing each other behind their backs, and breaks up with them. Maureen and Justin has sex for the first time as a couple, and c

Renata/Victor/Brenda written by Damon Lindelof, directed by Danny Salles

Victor's roommate, Les, is joining a frat home, and they decide to kidnap Les as one of their final pledges. The only thing is they kidnap Victor, and force him to be naked. They then carry his wrapped naked body in the laundromat, and leaves him there, naked. He grabs the only clothing he could find... a pink panty. Brenda, Victor's roommate, and Renata (yes, the slutty one) walks in, washing their laundry. Brenda asks, how could Renata be so slutty, and she tells Brenda that she needs some excitment in her sex life. Renata also notices that her pink underwear is missing. Well, Renata, and Brenda finally leaves, and Victor bolts out of there. He runs, and hides from the site of people, to his dorm room. The only thing is, Renata saw him, when he was running back.

Abby/Charlie, Molly/Lucas written by Katy Ballard, directed by Tim Andrew

Charlie tries to hard in giving Abby ear candy, and she thinks he onl