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Brothers and Sisters: “Sexual Politics”

Submitted by on April 25, 2007 – 9:11 PMNo Comment

We had a rerun this week, but it needed recapping, and now it’s done.

Chad says his girlfriend is out of town and he doesn’t “have a curfew,” as if that is the point or anything close to it, and promises it’ll be fun. As Chad is unlocking the car, Kevin is staring at Chad as though he’s wearing nothing but a hula hoop, and then his expression changes to one of satisfaction.

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