Being Upstaged

Season 2Episode 930 minJul 8, 2002
Being Upstaged
Eve's Literature class does a production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Eve tries to get the job of the director, but at the last minute fumbles. Instead, Sam gets the job, and Eve is his assistant. Sylvie wants the part of Hermia, but can't act. But Sylvie's fear of spiders gives her the motivation she needed when Caleb's pet tarantula gets loose. This causes Caleb to think he's in love with Sylvie. Somehow though, Charlotte gets the part of Hermia and Sylvie winds up with the part of Helena. Sam and Eve have troubles getting them to stop fighting. The person playing Demetreis gets injured, and can't play his part, so Sam must fill in for him. Eve winds up pushing a stage-frightened Sam on stage just in time for his line. Eve gets upset because no one thanks her for her help. She yells at Sam, Sam later comes into her room with a boquet of flowers for Eve. They even share a kiss. But all is not as it seems, for the episode ends with Eve saying the line, ""'He actually(reads the
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