Two chairs, two stars, no publicists. Eva Longoria Parker and Christina Applegate talk about their characters and we ended up getting a little too much information.

Sam celebrates her "first" birthday since the accident and wants her friends and Mom to throw her a party; romantic woes continue to follow Sam and Todd.

Sam's affair with Todd continues while he continues to see a clueless Chloe; Andrea and Dena talk about opening a coffee shop together.

Sam attends Todd's gallery show with a stranger to prove to Todd that she's over him

When the dashing Mr. Funk returns to the Chicago offices, Sam is surprised to learn she was in the midst of an affair with him.

Adam Sandler and Emily Watson star in Punch-Drunk Love, an odd romantic comedy from gifted young director Paul Thomas Anderson. Sandler plays Barry Egan, a shy sad-sack with a great deal of repressed anger that occasionally bursts forth in sudden violent outrages, who falls in love with Lena Leonard (Emily Watson), a co-worker of one of Barry's seven sisters. After calling a phone-sex line, Barry is extorted by bad-guy Dean Trumbell (Anderson regular Philip Seymour Hoffman), who eventually sends four goons to assault Barry and get the money. This film was screened in competition at the {~2002 Cannes Film Festival}, where Paul Thomas Anderson was named Best Director. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide.

Tim (Barry Watson) and Kate (Emily Deschanel) come under attack.

Director Stephen Kay discusses Tim Jensen's (Barry Watson) strange behavior.

Actor Lucy Lawless and Director Stephen Kay examine Tim Jensen's (Barry Watson) angst.

Actors Lucy Lawless and Barry Watson discuss the reason several new films have been influenced by Asian horror films.