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Lord of the Files

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AIRED: 2/24/00

The women of Kennedy are in a full-on war to win the affections of Calvin Krupps, the school's new vice-principal. This leads to all of the girls signing up for Calvin's new tai-chi but a few girls go a little to far to impress him. Harrison's newfound passion for music leads him to write a song that parallels Josh and Carmen's roller-coaster relationship. It is further complicated as Brooke finds herself still attracted to Josh.moreless

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Leslie Bibb	Brooke McQueen
Carly Pope	Samantha "Sam" McPherson
Tamara Mello	Lily Esposito
Sara Rue	Carmen Ferrara
Bryce Johnson (I)	Josh Ford
Tammy Lynn Michaels	Nicole Julian

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George Kee Cheung	Tai-Chi Master	Guest Star
Lee Cherry	Wither Shivers	Guest Star
Marnie Crossen	Vera Krupps	Guest Star
Hank Harris	Emory Dick	Recurring Role
Anel Lopez Gorham	Poppita "Poppy" Fresh	Recurring Role
Diane Delano	Roberta "Bobbi" Glass	Recurring Role

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- Lisa Darr is credited but doesn't appear.
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- This is the final appearance of Anel Lopez as Poppita "Poppy" Fresh.
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- Mary Cherry: Doesn't that merit a detention, Officer Krupke?
  
  Officer Krupke is the cop in the musical West Side Story. One of the songs in the show is called "Gee, Officer Krupke," by Stephen Sondheim and Leonard Bernstein.
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- The title "Lord of the Files" is reference to the Nobel Prize-winning author William Golding's "Lord of the Flies", which tells the story of a group of young boys stranded on an island and documents the troubles they face.
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