First aired: 14th January 2007 Writer: Alexandra Kondracke Director: Marleen Gorris
Guest stars:
Aidan Jarrar (Shay),
Chelsea Hobbs (Brooke)
Alice meets Papi, a girl who lights up on The Chart even more than Shane. Jenny is interviewed by a gay writer. Bette's new boss has some surprising news for her. After Helena's departure, a new guy takes the reigns at the studio as Tina's new boss. Meanwhile, Max goes out on a date with a straight girl.
Shane tries to find Shay's parents and enlists the help of Max to do a computer search to track down their father who's disappeared.
Jenny lets down her guard with Stacey (Heather Matarazzo), a journalist from Curve Magazine, who writes a scathing review of her book. After reading it, Jenny freaks out on everyone around her, including Shay who runs away.
Max gets set up with the boss' daughter Brooke (Chelsea Hobbs) and the date becomes too heated. The couple gets interrupted by Brooke's father, which in some ways comes as a relief to Max.
An inconsolable Kit goes to Bette for comfort and sisterly love.
Bette's job as the new Dean at California University's Arts College gets more than she bargained as she finds she has a slew of young admirers, including a pretty blonde TA, Nadia (Jessica Capshaw), who'll do anything to work for Bette.
Bette has her hands full dealing with her formidable new boss Phyllis Kroll (Cybill Shepherd).
With Tina's job at stake, her new boss gives her the ugly task of having to be the one to tell Helena the studio is letting her go.
Alice takes in Helena as a roommate and discovers that Papi (Janina Gavankar), the new hot lesbian lover in town, has no sexual limits.
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