S4.E4

Born This Way

Episode aired Oct 17, 2011
TV-PG
45m

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Reagan Pasternak and Morgan Kelly in Les vies rêvées d'Erica Strange (2009)

Scott Galvin's reign at River Rock brings an entirely different corporate mentality, where everything is driven by his testosterone laden sense. The men have to be dudes, and the projects th... Read allScott Galvin's reign at River Rock brings an entirely different corporate mentality, where everything is driven by his testosterone laden sense. The men have to be dudes, and the projects they will be working on reflect Scott's own interests. Even the name of the company has been... Read allScott Galvin's reign at River Rock brings an entirely different corporate mentality, where everything is driven by his testosterone laden sense. The men have to be dudes, and the projects they will be working on reflect Scott's own interests. Even the name of the company has been re-branded to The Rock. As hard as he tries for the sake of keeping his job, Brent just d... Read all

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Erin Karpluk

Erica Strange

Adam Fergus

Adam Fitzpatrick

Reagan Pasternak

Julianne Giacomelli

Kathleen Laskey

Barb Strange
(credit only)

Joanna Douglas

Samantha Strange
(credit only)

Michael P. Northey

Ivan
(as Michael Northey)

Morgan Kelly

Brent Kennedy

Sebastian Pigott

Kai Booker

Michael Riley

Dr. Tom

Vinessa Antoine

Judith Winter

Paula Brancati

Jenny Zalen

Jeff Seymour

Thomas Friedken

Jefferson Brown

Scott Galvin

Émilie Leclerc

J.C.
(as Emilie Leclerc)

Jon Cor

Zach Creed

David Wontner

Brian Baxter
(as David Alexander Wontner)

Darryl Hinds

Sebastian

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6RavenGlamDVDCollector

Erica and that smarmy guy, they'd never match!

A much better episode that almost wanted to lift off again there at the early stages, like in the First Season. But the moment that awful, irritating, patently self-centered Adam Ferguson guy settles onto the screen, hoo boy, I wanna walk out. Grating. And that's the male romantic lead? Him and Erica? They are SO wrong together, SO SO SO wrong. There must be thousands of people out there who can spot a mile off that in real-life they'd never match.

Outsider boy Brent toughing it out for his career with those "dudes" and Quebec Goth girl J.C. who gets a makeover, those two ideas went down well with me. I was a whole lot more positive, but then my screen got a truckload of that Irish lounge lizard again, and it's just too much. I'm fresh off the thing and still kinda bummed.

Story needed more J.C. and considerably less Adam. Scriptwriters, bury him ASAP.

Trivia
The character of Judith mentions that the character of Jenny once appeared on an episode of Degrassi Junior High (1987). In reality, actress Paula Brancati, who plays Jenny, appeared as a regular character on a later version of the Degrassi franchise, namely Degrassi: La nouvelle génération (2001).

Quotes
Judith Winter: [observing new girl J.C. and her amorous boyfriend] Erica... she's fine, okay? I mean... my God, you're like completely obsessed with her.
Erica Strange: Well, she goes from friendship braces to high as a kite in one day. I just... I don't think we're doing her any favors.
Judith Winter: Okay, don't be a dork. Uh... yesterday she was crying in her room, and today she's... uh... she's happy.
Erica Strange: [observing the couple on the couch] She's unrecognizable.
Judith Winter: Aw man, she's cool, I mean, she's gonna go back to Quebec a total happy camper, right?
Erica Strange: [nods without conviction] Right.
[remains dubious]
Erica Strange: Yeah.