Sex Be Not Proud

Season 1, Episode 10, Aired

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James and Katie disagree about their relationship. James wants to tell everyone and Katie thinks they should keep it to themselves. Duncan has problems with Terrence, the new Chairman of the Board at Rveal, when they disagree about a PR problem. Brody must choose between working with a baseball star's crisis and what Janelle wants him to do. Tragedy strikes as someone will die in this episode.moreless
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  • Yet another fabulous episode, done by an excellent cast. I'm so very proud of all of them. Great job indeed.

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    By beaja, Jan 20, 2008
    What can I say about a show that seems to get better with each and every episode. Michael Vartan was superb (at least in my opinion) in 'Alias' and his work has just gotten better in 'Big Shots'. I absolutely LOVE his portrayal of business man James Walker and his 'love interest' Nia Long have wonderful chemistry on (and maybe off) screen. Also, Joshua Malina (the straight man here?) and Dylan McDermott are a real laugh riot (and Vartan can be quite 'wicked' when he sets his mind to it), and Christopher Titus is a hoot. This episode was great.moreless

  • This was a terrific episode with alot of drama and great interaction between the characters.

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    By abbyt926, Jan 19, 2008
    This was a great episode especially between Lisbeth and Duncan. I love their interaction together because it looks so natural, and especially the scene at the dinner table. I was laughing, because they both know each other so well like an old married couple. And if they did ever place a wager, Lisbeth would definitely win every time, because as we all know Duncan is so "predictable", the theme word for this episode. As far as Terrance is concerned, in a way I am glad he is gone, but then again I will miss his show downs with Duncan and his charm with Lisbeth. I think the scene between Lisbeth and Terrance really showed how mean spirited he can be. The final scene was tragic and you really felt for Lisbeth and what she was going through. I hope they review that more next week. Through all of this I feel she has been a victim especially agreeing to marry Terrance so Duncan could get his job back. James and Katie make a great couple and I hope they do get back together. Karl, Marla and Wendy trio this story line needs to end, it's boring although did have some funny moments.
    Brody and Janelle great couple, but having him on the phone with her all the time is getting old.
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