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Eliza, Delaney/Spike Caroline written by Michael Udesky, directed by Tim Andrew

Eliza retells the story of last night to Caroline. Caroline tells Eliza not to worry and that she will talk with Spike, because they used to be neighbors so they have a bond. Spike comes and Caroline bashes him. He gets pissed and starts to leave, but Eliza and Delaney both walk in. Eliza begins to apologize to Delaney for giving Spike oral sex last night. Delaney is shocked to find this out because she hasn't even gone that far with Spike yet. The girls all realize that Spike is an awful man and make a plan to do something with him. They grab a pair of scissors and start to cut off his clothes, leaving him in his underwear. He leaves. The girls discuss their relationship and Delaney says that she doesn't want to do the three musketeer thing anymore. Eliza and Caroline decide to stick together.

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Joel/Cassie/Carl Chuck/Lonnie written by Dave Holden, directed by Danny Salles

Joel just got back from a date that went awful. He talks with his roommate Chuck and Lonnie. They give Joel some pointers, but it isn't helpful. They leave to take a shower and Joel is alone... until Cassie comes in. She tells Joel she just got a date with this guy Carl. As they talk, they take their clothes off to preapre for sex. They are "back-up buddies", which means that they come to each other after a date and have sex, but they also hold a strong friendship. Chuck comes back, Cassie leaves, and Chuck asks them why they aren't dating. Cassie reminds him they couldn't date because it would ruin the back-up buddies thing. Cassie leaves and Chuck questions Joel. It seems that Joel really likes Cassie and DOES want her as more than a back-up buddy. Joel finds Cassie in the lounge where she has her eye on Carl. Joel is about to tell Cassie about how he likes her, but Carl comes over and proposes their date. Joel is a jealous. Cassie asks what he wanted to tell her and he tells her it will wait. Joel goes back to his room with Chuck and Chuck gives him good advice to put up a good fight against Carl.

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Marlon/Loretta/Chip written by Elise Allen, directed by Marcus Spiegel

Marlon and Loretta continue role-playing, and it leads to the bathroom tub. Loretta stops him and tells Marlon that she has a boyfriend. Marlon is a little upset because he feels like he was used. But Loretta is determined to end her relationship with Chip and start a new one with Marlon. They discuss their future together, then Marlon has to leave for a business thing. Marlon gets back and comes to watch a basketball game at Loretta's. She gets mad at him and he says that proves she wasn't serious about having a relationship. Loretta apologizes and tells Marlon that her real special turn-on is Marlon. They are happy once again and decide to stay together.

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