The Bunnies have a wonderful opportunity presented to them. One of them will get to be the new covergirl for the Playboy Magazine. However, each will have to tell about their pasts which could compromise their standing at the club.
Nick Dalton works to acquire political allies in his run to become the city's District Attorney.
Amber Heard |
Bunny Maureen |
Laura Benanti |
Bunny Mother Carol-Lynne Cunningham |
David Krumholtz |
Billy Rosen |
Naturi Naughton |
Bunny Brenda |
Eddie Cibrian |
Nick Dalton |
Jenna Dewan |
Bunny Janie |
Sean Maher |
Sean |
Guest Star |
Art LaFleur |
Mayor Daleys |
Recurring Role |
One keyholder on the main board wasn't involved with the show however: W. Shakespear.
Many names visible on the wall of key-holders who are present in the club that night are those of men involved in the production of the TV show: e.g. Joshua Zylstra (leadman), Cliff Zimowski (art department coordinator), John Ziganto (labor foreman), Adrian Cortez (production assistant)and Brady Breen (location manager).
Nick: You take care of the key, I'll take care of the name.
Maureen: (walks toward the two men) Cigarettes?
Fake Keyholder #1: (nervously)Ye..yes.
Maureen: May I see the members key please? (is handed the key) Thank you. (looks at the back of it) Uh-oh.
Carol-Lynne: And bunnys are never to go home with keyholders. (turns to walk away)
Maureen: Yes, ma'am.
Carol-Lynne: (stops, turns around and says with a menacing look and low voice) Never call me that again.
Brenda: (about the competition to be on the next Playboy Magazine's cover)So I guess it's everybunny for herself.
John Bianchi: You are a thing of beauty.
Maureen: I am not a thing.
Songs: In the Mood (The Andrew Sisters) performed by Laura Benati
Walk Like a Man (Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons) performed by Terry Dexter
Can I Steal a Little Love? (Frank Sinatra)
Original International Air Dates:
Canada: September 26, 2011 on Citytv
United Kingdom Airdate: Sept. 20th
Scarlet Bunny: Hidden Secrets and Forbidden Love
Maureen is called the Scarlet Bunny by Carol-Lynne after she again catches her talking with Nick, to whom she thinks Maureen wants. In the 1850 story, The Scarlet Letter, the main character Hester must wear a bright red "A" to mark her as an adulterous woman.
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