Paris: Episode 19

Season 13Episode 1960 minSep 30, 2003
Paris: Episode 19
The guys of the house venture out to play basketball and Adam notices a lot of pent up anger and aggression in CT. CT complains that Adam is hacking the entire game and they argue. Later Adam confides in Ace that it's getting more and more difficult for him to be around CT because he ""acts like a pompous jerk all the damn time."" Meanwhile, CT is on the phone with his friend Knuckles telling him how Adam acts like a ""clown."" Where is the love? CT says he wasn't brought up the way everyone else in the house was brought up. Meaning he was brought up to be a ""pompous jerk?"" Not sure what he's getting at. Adam continues his rant and tells Ace how CT was wearing a pair of Adam's socks and trying to pass them off as his own; he theorizes that CT is a pathological liar. He may be right, he may be crazy. Apparently CT's drunken phone call to his ex a few weeks back didn't do too much damage, because CT says he and Jamie miss each other so she's going to come to Paris to visit. Maybe we'll get t
Paris: Episode 19 has aired on Sep 30, 2003 at 10:00 PM
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