Episodes
- Episode 12. "Act Out"
When Sarah and her friends join Melissa and Flora for dinner at a restaurant, Melissa questions if Sarah's friends could be able to afford dinner there, offending Sarah, who points out that her friends all have jobs, while Melissa does not. Sarah's friends, make a statement to Melissa by paying for the entire dinner and an embarrassed Melissa thanks them for the gesture. She later gets into a fight with Dan after she opens his mail, during which they exchange heated epithets. The next day they talk, and Melissa tearfully admits that her anger comes from a verbally abusive father, and she hated seeing her father in herself. They both apologize for their actions and come to an accord.
- Episode 20. "Everyone Gets the Jackson"
Sarah is visited at the house by her friends from Kenosha, Wisconsin, one of whom, Hank, makes a home movie about life in the house. While filming, Flora repeatedly flashes the camera. When the movie is produced, Flora says she does not want the movie distributed to anyone. She claims she was on heavy medication and tries to convince Sarah's friend to sign a contract that the movie won't be released.
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