Out of jail, Brooke and Natalie conduct their own investigation into the embezzlement; Harrison tries out a monastic lifestyle; and Sam hits rock bottom.

Brooke and Natalie form a desperate alliance to try to keep Sam from framing them for the embezzlement. Meanwhile, the discovery that Sam sabotaged Brooke's college applications puts a dent in Lily's neutral stance.

Harrison tries to deal with the girls in his life; Brooke searches for the person who sabotaged her transcript; and Sam's actions to help Jaycee turn criminal.

Harrison finds himself beset with girl problems, while Sam uncovers a dangerous part of Jaycee's life. Meanwhile, Brooke's war with Mike and Jane continues.

While Natalie pursues Harrison, Mike and Jane spar with both Sam and Brooke; Sam tries to mend some fences.

The senior class embarks on a ski weekend, where Sam and Brooke—and their allies—begin to lay traps for each other. Meanwhile, Sam's influence at Kennedy skyrockets.

Brooke and Harrison's floundering relationship reaches a critical juncture on New Year's Eve, while Natalie finds herself attracted to a classmate. Meanwhile, Sam's fortunes at the paper shift.

On Christmas Eve, the world of Popular is turned upside-down when a spirit comes to Sam with a "unique, once-in-a-lifetime, take-it-or-leave-it, absolutely-not-to-be-repeated" offer.

It's Thanksgiving, and Lily and Josh are asked to help get Sam and Brooke talking again. Meanwhile, Mary Cherry dreads attending the annual Cherry Family Thanksgiving Dinner—so she invites Miss Glass to tag along.

Sugar Daddy goes on the wagon-the chow wagon-when his over-achieving older sister visits. Meanwhile, Sam discovers a wilder lifestyle; Lily stumbles on Carmen's secret; and Mike and Jane have a revelation for the girls.

A new transfer student causes a ruckus on campus; Sam resorts to extreme measures to deal with the armed-camp atmosphere at home.

Mike and Jane find themselves caught in the middle as the tension between Brooke and Sam rapidly decends into open warfare; Josh and Lily visit an unorthodox marriage counselor.

Carmen makes a confession to Sugar Daddy; Josh has to try to deal with Lily's demons without help from Sam, who goes AWOL; meanwhile, guilt drives Brooke to the breaking point.

A school spirit contest sparks a debate in the gang's new social studies class, where they decide to find out who the most unpopular person at Kennedy is.

A day in the life of Mackenzie McQueen, as everyone takes a turn babysitting.

When a popular boy band comes to Kennedy to shoot a music video, Mary Cherry and Carmen vie for a dancing role; world events hit close to home for Sam, which affects both Harrison and Brooke.

As the new senior class deals with Career Day, Sam pursues with a new opportunity, unaware that a secret is being kept from her. Meanwhile, Mary Cherry and Carmen hatch a plan of their own; Josh uses his connections to show up Miss Glass; and Sugar Daddy

Buffy--and some friends--battle an ancient demon cult bent on destroying the world. (As Buffy would say,

In the Summer School finale: Brooke has a revelation while preparing to leave the hospital; Lily flies upstate to confront Josh; and Carmen finds company at a weight-management seminar.

As L.A. swelters under record temperatures, Brooke suffers through the recovery process; meanwhile, Mike and Jane's Carribbean vacation provides Sam and Harrison a chance to generate their own heat; and Lily juggles her marriage and a houseguest.

A crucial piece of evidence spells a quick end to Nicole's trial; and Mary Cherry's new-found activism takes its toll on Lily, who also suspects her marriage may be in trouble.

Nicole's trial continues; Josh encounters problems at work; Brooke tries to remember her near-death experience.

Nicole's trial begins; Josh encounters problems at his new job; Lily continues to help Mary Cherry

Josh and Lily thrash out a decision about his future, Brooke decides on hers, and Sam tries to plan hers and Harrison's; meanwhile, Lily enlists Carmen and Sam in her attempts to aid Mary Cherry.

Brooke's "journey" continues, while an arrest is made in the case; After getting unexpected financial help, Lily discovers that Josh is keeping something from her, and becomes suspicious of Mary Cherry's circumstances.

An 8-episode mini-series picking up immediately after "Promblems". First up: As Brooke fights for her life, police begin to search for the hit-and-run driver; meanwhile, Sam and Harrison come to terms with his choice.

An alternate Sam/Harrison/Brooke story arc to the one starting in *I Know What You Did Last Spring Break!* — uploaded mostly as a test of the script format, but still worth a look. IMO.