Episode Report Card Maggie: D | 245 USERS: C+ YOU GRADE IT Greeks and Geeks
By Maggie | Season 3 | Episode 4 | Aired on 2000.10.25
Docuventary clip: Meghan is in the loft sitting on Sean's bed, talking about working as a phone sex operator. She blathers something about fulfilling "fantasies for men across the country." Sean asks if she ever gets turned on by it. When she says she does, a little, he gets angry.
Felicity and Elena return from mid-terms and both admit to not being able to "focus." Felicity feels bad about lying to Julie's mother and decides to call her back and tell the truth about Julie dropping out, but not about their suspicions about the drugs. Felicity asks if Mrs. Emrick's heard from Julie, then she apologizes for having lied earlier. Felicity tells Elena that Julie's mother is crying.
Victoria's Secret ad for their satin collection with writhing supermodels doing the shilling. Oh, here's a commercial for Bedazzled. How many devil movies are there these days? Sarah Michelle Gellar uses Maybelline colour Wear n' Go lip colour. An anti-drug PSA gives me a seizure. And, here's that Wendy's NASCAR ad, again.
At the loft, Ben sits on the couch enjoying a videogame and declares that "this Playstation 2 thing is a real problem." Felicity arrives, and he asks her how her exam went; she tells him it wasn't good. She tells him about calling Julie's mom, who "was very scared." Felicity says the call was scary because Julie hadn't told her parents about what happened with her birth father. It turns out that Julie's mother called back and berated Felicity for letting Julie go and not helping her. Felicity starts to cry, and Ben says that Julie's mom responded that way because she was upset. Felicity describes herself as a bad friend. ["Considering we're talking about Julie, Felicity was a good friend even to keep talking to her as long as she did." -- Wing Chun] Ben says that what happened with Julie was not Felicity's fault, and he cites what happened with his dad and the fact that the Ritter incident was not Ben's fault. He tries to reassure her and gives her a hug.
Docuventary clip: the PC Olympics are in two days and Knoll explains to Sean that since Tracy got a new laptop, he's going to screw up his old one to let Knoll practice resuscitating it. Sean's advice is to "let the Wookiee win." Knoll gives a fake laugh and sarcastically says, "That's funny. That's a good one."