Episode 6

Season 1Episode 645 minfévr. 10, 2003
Episode 6
Viewers are subjected to a series of flashback clips of Evan's past dates with Sarah and Zora while he is alternately shown walkiing with Sarah and Zora. Flashbacks are shown in a white border to distinguish them from the actual original content of the episode, what little there is. Then, at the end of the episode, Evan calls Zora and Sarah in to tell them who he's selected, but the episode cuts away before we learn which lady he selected. Paul Hogan, the butler, to end the show, says that in previous episodes he's refused to comment on rumors of the show having a big twist ending, but now, he is going to reveal it: there is a very big twist coming in the next episode.
Episode 6 has aired on févr. 10, 2003
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