Part 3

Season 1Episode 360 minAug 26, 1992
Part 3
Joy visits Jade in jail and tells her she thinks it was a wise decision to fire Perry as Perry seems to have a drinking problem, she also brings a magazine with an article about Camilla Freemont and tells Jade she can't believe the resemblance between the woman and Jade, but Jade insists she doesn't have any family; Joe comes to see Perry about Jade's case implying the mysterious circumstances of her case could be a cover-up as Roger returns; Roger tells Perry that he was scared of getting hurt again and needed time; Joy brings coffee to Scott sending out his one night stand, she tells Scott that she can get his job back if he gets Lindsay a television show, they agree to work together. Scott tells her that Nielson, the network president has a mistress and created fake companies on network money to give her income. They decide to break into the network office. Lindsay sneaks out of the house to meet Eric to talk about his movie script, she tells him that Joy won't let her do it and he
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