Son of the Beach: Witness for the Prostitution

Air Date

Tuesday July 16, 2002

Production Code

5006-02-307

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• Stars

  • Timothy Stack Notch Johnson
  • Leila Arcieri Jamaica St. Croix
  • Amy Weber Porcelain Bidet
  • Roland Kickinger Chip Rommel
  • Jaime Bergman B.J. Cummings
  • Kimberly Oja Kimberlee Clark

• Guest Cast

  • Kristin Herold Tiffany
  • Billy Beck Nick "Snuggles" Pappasmearos
  • Cerina Vincent Mandy
  • Rance Howard Dean Faraday
  • Morgan Brittany Marcia Clark

• Recurring Roles

  • Jack Riley Chappy
  • Lynne Marie Stewart Ellen

• Directors

  • Tim Andrew Director

• Writers

  • Allison Gallant Writer
  • Mira Handman Writer
Episode Cast and Crew Details

• Kimberlee goes to visit her mother, but in the first episode "With Sex, You Get Eggroll" Kimberlee says her parents died in a car crash when she was a kid and was "reared" by her grandmother. [edit]

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• Notch Johnson: You know, when I first proposed devoting an entire building to lavatorial science, many of you pooh-poohed the idea. But a new wind has broken across America--can you smell it? Because now when I look down and see our movement, yes, it seems corny, some of you may find it nutty. But I for one feel flush with hope! [edit]
• B.J. Cummings I'm afraid to talk. I heard it's painful to be analyzed.
  Porcelain Bidet: It hurts at first, but then it feels good if you let yourself relax. [edit]
• Kimberlee Clark: I'm sorry. Chappy, you're a therapist?
  Chappy: Kimberlee, I'm definitely certified! [edit]

• Witness for the Prostitution:
  This episode's title is an allusion to the 1957 movie, Witness for the Prosecution, which starred Marlene Dietrich. [edit]
• Chappy: I studied in Chicago under the legendary Bob Hartley.
  Bob Hartley is the name of the character (a psychiatrist) played by Bob Newhart on The Bob Newhart Show (1972-78). Jack Riley, who plays Chappy, was a frequent recurring character on the series, playing Mr. Carlin, one of Bob's patients. [edit]