Michael tries to adapt to the fact they have a third person living with them and he and Ben are arguing whether or not they should give him a key to the apartment.
Meanwhile Emmet is worried sick about Ted. Mel and Lindsay visit him and tell him that every penny of Gus' account have re-appeared, not knowing that Emmet replaced the money. He tells Mel and Lindsay that Ted disappeared two days ago.
While reading RAGE in Michael's store, Hunter's tells him that a hero like Rage would never exist. That very moment Brian walks in telling he is throwing a party.
Ted comes home and Emmet confronts him with the fact that he abandoned him for a white party and that he stole money from a baby. Ted says he changed and it's all in the past, but Emmet does not believe and trust him.
Hunter tells Debbie that he knew dumpster-boy and saw him leave with a cop on the night he got killed. Debbie tells this to the police but they say the case is closed by Stockwell.
Ted goes to Mel and Lindsay to tell them the truth about what happened. They say that saying sorry is one thing and meaning it is another. Emmet jumps in and he and Mel get into a fight, resulting in Emmet and Ted leaving.
Michael and Ben walk into Hunter doing a trick in their apartment with his new key. Hunter runs out and Brian picks him up later in the streets. He takes Hunter to the café where the killer goes to, so they can get evidence.
Michael tracks down hunter the next day and gives him back the key to the apartment, telling him that they are the ones who give him a roof over his head until he has better plans.
Emmet and Ted are having sex and Ted pulls out drugs. Emmet realizes Mel was right about Ted being a drug-addict, but tries the drugs with Ted.
Brain and Justin work together to get the killer's DNA, when Hunter walks into them. Brian tells hunter to leave because they are trying to get the killer's DNA. Hunter goes away but walks into the killer, offering himself and going with him.
Emmett: Well I may be a silly faggot, but you know something, Mel? You're a cunt.
Justin: Look at all these old guys. Brian: Sad, isn't it? Justin: Yeah, some of them are even older than you are. Well, I guess at their age if they want it, they gotta pay for it. Brian: Another reason to die young. Justin: Or to accept the fact that youth and beauty are fleeting and that time will inevitably leave it's mark and that we should just accept our mortality with grace and dignity. Or not. Until then, I could really clean up in this place.
Brian: Twenty of Pittsburgh's hottest horniest hunks. And Debbie. Justin: I know how much she wants to be a gay man, but is it wise to encourage her?
Justin: So you're gonna take it lying down? Brian: That's generally how it's done. Justin: I thought you wanted to get even. Brian: I'd rather get laid.
Justin's quote to Brian ("You want to have fun, fun, fun 'til Daddy takes your freedom away") is an allusion to the 1964 Beach Boys song, Fun, Fun, Fun, which includes the line "She'll have fun, fun, fun 'til her Daddy takes the T-bird away."
11/14/07
11/14/07
S 1 : Ep 4
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S 1 : Ep 3
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S 1 : Ep 2
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Aired 12/3/00
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