Won't Get Fooled Again

Season 1Episode 930 minmars 20, 2005
Won't Get Fooled Again
After having her heart broken by two different guys in one night, Jude's decided to stay close to home. Too bad home isn't quite how she remembers it. Sadie and her Dad seem totally at odds, and Jude isn't quite sure why. Meanwhile, her personal and professional relationship with Tommy is rapidly disintegrating. Just when Jude's sure she's reached the boiling point...a new, devastating betrayal is revealed.
Won't Get Fooled Again has aired on mars 20, 2005 at 19:30
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