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Title: Surround Me
Episode: 48
Production Code: 304
First Air Date: Oct 17, 2004
Writer:
Director:
CD: Soundtrack 1963-64 (Released May 6, 2003)
Music: Song/Artist
"Double Shot of My Baby’s Love" by Swinging Medallions
"Little Girl" by Syndicate of Sound
"Season of The Witch" by Donovan
"Surround Me" performed by Ben Taylor
"I Feel Free" by Cream
"He Ain’t No Angel" by The Adlibs
"Shutdown" by The Beach Boys
"You Don’t Have to Be So Nice" by Lovin’ Spoonful
"Barefootin”" by Robert Parker
"Heart Full of Soul" by The Yardbirds
On Bandstand/In The Lair:
"Surround Me" by Ben Taylor (as Cal)
Guest Stars:
Benita Krista Nall as Melanie Reeves
Ben Taylor as Cal
Rachel Boston as Beth Mason
Milo Ventimiglia as Chris Pierce
Daphne Zuniga as Shelly Pierce
Matthew John Armstrong as Uncle Pete
Aysia Polk as Angela Walker
David Magidoff as Stan
Tony Pasqualini as Father Bertoli
Hank Stratton as Donald
Jonathan Sadowski
Chau Nguyen
Jeff Fahey as Stevens
Mai Pham as Anh Trang
Jody Carter
Jerry Sherman
Kristin Alcala
Fan Rating: 8.7/10 (Average of all fan submitted ratings)
Synopsis:
JJ experiences other aspects of the Vietnam War; Jack continues his campaign despite some dirty tricks from his opposition; Meg continues to work on her play; Chris' influence begins to show; Cal and Beth grow closer.
(From TV Guide)
As Jack's City Council election nears, his brother Pete finds himself in the papers. In Vietnam, JJ and Anh from the cafe are becoming an item. And at East Catholis, Meg is looking for an upgrade on the actor who's playing Henry in her production of "Henry V." She has her eye on her rebellious new neighbor Chris. Meanwhile, Sam plays his first basketball game at Penn.
(From NBC)
JJ FACES NEW CHALLENGES IN VIETNAM WHILE JACK'S POLITICAL OPPONENTS RESORT TO DIRTY TACTICS -- MILO VENTIMIGLIA AND BEN TAYLOR GUEST STAR -- In Saigon, JJ (Will Estes) begins to experience other aspects of the Vietnam war including military interrogation, dating a Vietnamese girl, and deadly explosions in civilian areas. Back at home, Jack (Tom Verica) continues to approach the minority vote with help from Helen (Gail O'Grady) and Henry (Jonathan Adams) and the opposition resorts to scare tactics and dirty tricks in an attempt to foil his campaign. Meanwhile, Meg (Brittany Snow) continues to work on her play with Roxanne (Vanessa Lengies), who is contributing in her own special way. As Meg and Chris (guest star Milo Ventimiglia) become closer, his bad influence on her begins to show, surprising even Roxanne. Meanwhile, Cal (guest star Ben Taylor) and Beth (Rachel Boston) also notice their intensifying feelings for each other. In this episode Taylor debuts the song "Surround Me," his original song written for "American Dreams" from The Ben Taylor Band's forthcoming album, "Another Run Around the Sun" in record stores in February 2005. Sarah Ramos, Arlen Escarpeta and Ethan Dampf also star.
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