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Jane/Richard written by Steven S. DeKnight, directed by Danny Salles

Jane and Richard are step brother and step sister. They have a lot of sexual attraction between them, but are interrupted by Kurt, Jane's tutor, and Audrey, Richard's tutor for school. Both Audrey and Kurt, think they will make out or even have sex, but both Jane and Richard don't want to. Audrey and Kurt leave, and Jane and Richard, snuggle in bed, complaining about their parents, saying that they fell in love first. Kurt scrambles into his own bed room, when Annie, their mom, tells them good night. Jane and Kurt look at each other (joint rooms, bathroom in the middle) wanting each other.


Elvis/Susie/Sam written by Jason Berlin & Rico Gagliano, directed by Tim Andrew

Susie gets help from this guy named Elvis on her painting. She complains that she sucks, and he teaches her to use her hand rather than the brush. They proceed to have sex right after. Susie tells her friend, Andrea about it, and says Elvis is the guy. She leaves due to tutoring with Sam. Susie and Sam hit it off in the lounge. After sex, Susie rushes back to Andrea, telling her that she had sex in the lounge. They are both interrupted by knocks on the door, and it's Elvis. He wants to talk about what happened, and they head to the lounging area. In the middle of talking, they are interrupted by Andrea. Andrea quietly tells Susie that Sam wants to talk to her. Susie tells Andrea to keep Elvis busy, while she will keep Sam busy in her room. Sam and Susie talk for a bit, and are interrupted by Andrea. Susie tells her that She knows it Sam. Andrea then tells Susie that Elvis is getting restless, and needs to go to him. Susie tells Sam to hang on, and rushes back to an Elvis. Susie then rushes back to Sam, only to find Andrea alone. She asks Andrea where Sam ran off to, and she tells Susie that he went to the bathroom. Susie hangs on to Andrea, and rushes out to the lounge where both Elvis and Sam are coming out of the bathroom. They both talk about Susie, while she looks at them.

Zia/Helen/Beth written by Damon Lindelof, directed by Paula Goldberg

Beth and Helen are having a good relationship but not good enough. Beth, the dominate one, tells Helen that she found someone else. Helen goes to Clark, and Zia for advice. Clark who are so in love with lesbians, doesn't help, while Zia tells her that she had a crush on her. Helen takes a stab at this, and decides she could be the dominate one. They have sex, with Helen in charge, and Zia reveals that she is happy that this finally happened. Helen then tells her that she isn't looking for anything long term. Add a recap »