Jude loses a magazine cover to Eden, so G-Major sends her to Darius's party to schmooze with the industry. Jude learns to play the game, but not before Sadie takes a dive for her sister and takes Eden down with her.

Elvis plays Pacer Burton, a half-breed youth in the Old West torn between loyalty to the whites, as represented by his father (John McIntyre), and the Indians, represented by his mother (Dolores Del Rio). A series of brutal Kiowa raids, and the subsequent reprisals by the white settlers, sorely test Pacer's fortitude. Though offered moral support by his parents and by his girlfriend (Barbara Eden), Pacer is forced to work things out himself. The ending, like all that has preceded it, is surprisingly strong and uncompromising.

Elvis plays Pacer Burton, a half-breed youth in the Old West torn between loyalty to the whites, as represented by his father (John McIntyre), and the Indians, represented by his mother (Dolores Del Rio). A series of brutal Kiowa raids, and the subsequent reprisals by the white settlers, sorely test Pacer's fortitude. Though offered moral support by his parents and by his girlfriend (Barbara Eden), Pacer is forced to work things out himself. The ending, like all that has preceded it, is surprisingly strong and uncompromising.

Jude's psyched to perform on-air for a huge TV charity event, until she gets paired up into a duet with Eden. Talk about community service. An unusually Zen-like Tommy tells Jude to bury the hatchet, but he comes out swinging when his own archenemy and former bandmate shows up, pushing a BoyzAttack reunion.

Barbara Eden of I Dream of Jeannie, exposes the full story on her hidden navel.

Jeannie, I Dream of Jeannie

Jeannie & Tony Nelson, I Dream of Jeannie

Jeannie & Tony Nelson, I Dream of Jeannie

Richard Matheson picked and chose the most effective elements of such earlier films as Rosemary's Baby and The Exorcist, then glossed over all with his own original touch. The result was this superior (if occasionally wavering) TV movie. Barbara Eden, who after five years of I Dream of Jeannie was no stranger to the supernatural, is here cast as a mother-to-be whose baby is inducing more than the standard kicks and labor pains. Fact is, the little stranger in the womb is an extraterrestrial being, bent upon controlling Eden's body and mind. The Stranger Within should not be watched in a natural-childbirth class anywhere at any time. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide.