The name and gender change court hearing, and the girls have fun at their sleepover.

Sandy was not happy with her mom, but her dad made things worse. Would the sleepover make things better or worse? What will her dad do if he found out about the sleepover? Is Sandy still upset with Em?

Who is going to be staying in the extension and how did David get so good with computers?

Helen comes up with an idea to help David find out about himself.

Danny looks around Penny's room and old memories come back to him. He also finds his first treasure.

Bobby *finally* gets to see his mother in the hospital ... while wearing his new friend's dress. Just as he starts coping with her reaction, the last person Bobby wanted to see bursts in and winds up trying to drag him away.

Lisa sees the psychistrist.

What would it be like, if we could go back, and remedy something that should have been, but wasn't?

Em, you have to move smoothly, you are jerky like a boy. Think were you are going to move your hands and slowly move them there. That's it, soon we will have you moving gracefully getting rid of your boyish movements. Her refering to my boyish movements were un-nerving me. Does she know?

Miss Bell queries Em about what happened in the locker room the other day? Mrs. MacDonald didn't twig that Em wasn't exactly a girl. Miss Bell wanted to know how this came about.

It's sandy's turn to find happiness, or at least a little happiness. Ellen helps Sandy get the confidence she was missing. Ellen also talks about Vallerie, a super model.

Em is going to school with her enhancements for the first time. She dresses very nicely and sexy. She is in an excellant mood. Even Sandy is amazed at her mood. Will Em survive the day? Or will Em be on an emotional rollercoaster from all the attention she is getting? Will she be treated fairly by all of her supposed girl friends?

Sam has some issues, which seems to catch everybody off guard. At the final concert where is Mr Taylor?

Still in the dress he wound up wearing while playing 'Mommy and Baby' with Cori, Bobby runs through a poorly lit hospital parking lot to see his mother, who's just been in a car accident. But running though dark parking lots, even at best of times, is never a very good idea.