Millie Morgan, in "Digging Up the Past," is devastated to learn that her late father was not the saint that her family remembered, according to Parker Ambrose, who delivers the truth to Morgan of his hidden, second family who was mistreated. The problem is that Dad’s funeral is approaching, and Ambrose pulls out his speech on a piece of paper that he plans to read to the family at this event. Horrified, Morgan pleads for him to reconsider and drop it, but his libido, intrigued by the possibilities provided by sexy Morgan, comes up with another way to convince him: on her knees—which is also exactly how he leaves her after she blows and screws him to ensure his silence.

Paper is one of the connections between these melodramatic and lecherous scenes—in "The List," an emotional Leana Lovings finds a hidden paper with a list of names crossed off—all except hers, which was written at the bottom. Boyfriend Seth Gamble plays it serious and moody as she tries craftily to figure out the list (no luck)—she even rollplays using one of the names on the list, but has no luck other than making him horny enough to knock off a piece. The ending, with him walking off, alone and checking off her name, could be interpreted in many ways. Was she killed? Part of a fuckit list? Or? Lovings really shows her acting ability in this one—well done!