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Title: Charade
Episode: 46
Production Code: 302
First Air Date: Oct 3, 2004
Writer:
Director:
CD: Soundtrack 1963-64 (Released May 6, 2003)
Music: Song/Artist
"Back in My Arms Again" by The Supremes
"But It's Alright" by JJ Jackson
"One Too Many Mornings" by The Association
"Searching for Your Love" by Bobby Moore & the Rhythm Aces
"Groovy Kind of Love" by The Mindbenders
"Who Painted the Moon Black" by Hayley Westenra
"Tell Him" by The Exciters, performed by Nicole Richie
"Walk On By by Dionne Warwick
"Percy's Song" by Bob Dylan
On Bandstand/In The Lair:
"Tell Him" by the Exciters (played by Nicole Richie)
"Who Painted the Moon Black" by Hayley Westerna
Guest Stars:
Rachel Boston as Beth Mason
Ben Taylor as Cal Cooper
Matthew John Armstrong as Uncle Pete
Peter Onorati as Dominick
Nicole Richie as lead singer of the Exciters
Milo Ventimiglia as Chris Pierce
Daphne Zuniga as Shelly Pierce
Hank Stratton as Donald Norville
Jeff Fahey as Stevens
Hayley Westerna as singer at The Lair
Murray Rubenstein as Murray
Mai Pham as Anh Trang
Lauren Eckstrom as Betsy
Michelle Ewin as Donna
Caroline Macey as Lily
Ashley Crow as Sister Mary Agnes
Benita Krista Nall as Melanie Reeves
Chris Diamantopoulos as Coach Tom Berg
Allison Williams
Michael E. Rodgers as Colin
Chau Nguyen
Jonathan Sadowski
Patrick Macmanus as Blair
Donald Sage Mackay
Jeff Bass as Corpsman #2
Dermot Martin as Father Cassidy
Fan Rating: 10/10 (Average of all fan submitted ratings)
Synopsis:
The Pryors are shocked by their new neighbors, a single woman and Playboy bunny with a son old enough to attend East Catholic; Meg continues her anti-war campaign; Jack's run for city council begins to affect his family and professional life.
(From TV Guide)
Nicole Richie impersonates the lead singer of the Exciters, performing the group's 1962 hit "Tell Him" on an episode in which East Catholic is abuzz with the news of coed classes. Meanwhile, JJ gets hush-hush orders from an attace (Jeff Fahey) at the U.S. embassy in Saigon; Beth finds a friend in Cal (Ben Taylor), a performer at the Lair; Sam is urged to try out for the freshman basketball team at Penn; Jack dips into vacation money to pay for campaign expenses; a new neighbor (Daphne Zuniga) shows up at the Pryor's front door bearing gin, and their kitchen is filled with Campbell's Soup because the company is sponsoring an essay contest for high school students, and Patty plans to write 15 of them. Teen singer Hayley Westerna also performs at Lair, singing "Who Painted the Moon Black" from her "Pure" CD.
(From NBC)
NICOLE RICHIE GUEST-STARS AS LEAD SINGER OF THE EXCITERS, HAYLEY WESTERNA AS A SINGER IN THE LAIR -- When the Pryor's meet their new neighbors, they are surprised and shocked to discover that Shelly Pierce (guest-star Daphne Zuniga "Melrose Place") is a single mom, a Playboy Bunny, and that her son, Chris (guest-star Milo Ventimiglia), is old enough to attend East Catholic. As Meg (Brittany Snow) continues her anti-war campaign, she is reprimanded at school by a progressive nun who decides that a better way for Meg to get her message out is to direct Shakespeare's play "Henry V," with a modern day twist. As Patty (Sarah Ramos) becomes obsessed with winning the Campbell's Tomato Soup essay contest, she seeks Donald's (guest-star Hank Stratton) help, which causes some discomfort for Helen (Gail O'Grady). Meanwhile, Sam (Arlen Escarpeta) is recruited for basketball at Penn, which concerns Henry (Jonathan Adams), but provides a new girlfriend for Sam - in the form of his tutor. When Jack's (Tom Verica) campaign for city council begins to affect his family and professional life, he finds himself faced with questions only he can answer. Meanwhile, JJ's (Will Estes) excitement to be with his new squad and return to combat is dampened when he is ordered by the mysterious government man, Stevens (guest-star Jeff Fahey), to report to the US Embassy instead for further training. Nicole Richie ("The Simple Life") guest-stars as the lead singer of The Exciters singing "Tell Him," and Hayley Westerna ("Pure") guest-stars as a singer in the Lair singing "Who Painted the Moon Black." Vanessa Lengies. Rachel Boston and Ethan Dampf also star.
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