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Season 3

9 episodes · Feb 6, 2006

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  • S3E1

    Chemical Solutions

    Feb 6, 200630m

    After her new boyfriend introduces her to Crystal Meth, Monica finds herself turning from an innocent bookworm into a full-fledged drug addict.

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  • S3E2

    Homeward Bound

    Feb 13, 200630m

    Zoey helps Emilio, a new student from Guatemala, fight for his right to stay in Canada in order to provide food and money for his family back home.

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  • S3E3

    This is your Brain on Love

    Feb 20, 200630m

    Sandi tries to understand the developing teen brain as his own brain goes wild when he falls hard for Charlotte, a drummer in a local punk band while Jack tries to persuade Zoey that it's time for them to sleep together.

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  • S3E4

    The Rez

    Feb 27, 200630m

    For the first time in years Jack and Crystal go back to the reserve to visit their mother only to find that she has devastating news for them.

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  • S3E5

    Stolen Lives

    Mar 6, 200630m

    When Alex comes across some documents her mother has been hiding, Zoey helps Alex discover what actually happened to her.

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  • S3E6

    The Naked Truth

    Mar 13, 200630m

    With both of their parents away for the evening Jack and Sandi look forward to evenings alone with their respective girlfriends.

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  • S3E7

    Picture This

    Mar 20, 200630m

    Zoey finds herself caught between two friends when Melanie becomes the target of identity theft.

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  • S3E8

    The Dance

    Mar 27, 200630m

    Oscar jeopardizes his relationship with Patti when he decides to help Nathan, a gay student at West Central, make a statement at the school dance.

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  • S3E9

    Fear

    Apr 3, 200630m

    When a beautiful but violent story is sent anonymously to renegadepress.com, Jack and Zoey have different opinions about whether it's a great piece of literature or a real threat against the school.

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