Tony is focusing on making Stanley lose his virginity to Caddie, despite the fact that Stanley, in reality, likes Tony's girlfriend, Michelle. Stanley buys some marijuana to help him sleep with Caddie something that leads to much more trouble than planned. When Tea, Chris, Abbud and Daisy crash the party where Michelle, Tony, Caddie and Stanley were already attending, things quickly get out of hand and Caddie overdoses on pills. The gang rushes her to a hospital in a stolen car only to find out that Caddie is fine in the end. The stolen car, along with the weeds, ends up sinking in a lake due to an honest mistake and after a long and eventful day they all go back home. Written by Anonymous

When Chris wakes up to find that his mom is gone for a few days and there's an envelope with a $1000 on the kitchen counter, Chris starts thinking with his little head... Course it might just be the residual effects of the Viagra.

Cadie's the one in therapy but it seems that everyone else in her life should be. Her dad is completely absorbed in hunting and macabre taxidermy while her mother strives to recapture her pageant queen glory days via reality TV. Stanley is reputed to be her boyfriend but he's so hung up on Michelle that he seldom notices her. The rest of her so-called friends just tolerate her for the drugs she provides. And her apathetic therapists ask her why she's not happy... Written by Havan IronOak

Stanley steals his dad's pride and joy to get to school and avoid failing. Tony talks him into stealing the car again to attend the choir recital that night. Tony passionately kisses his co-star during the choir recital and then gifts Michelle to him. Stan gets a kiss that he's been dreaming of, but another call from Tony and a short cut leads to a police chase and a court date. Written by Havan IronOak

Abbud hopes that the gang's field trip to a Canadian wilderness camp can get him some alone time with Tea. Chris lusts after his favorite teacher, but has some competition. Meanwhile the rest of the gang waits for Stanley to pass the weed. Written by Havan IronOak