Showtime's latest "B.S."

August 12, 2005

Plus, a Kevin Smith sighting. Remember, if you've got a RealCities ID, you don't have to register again.

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But Caitlin was a Degrassi student back in the original series in the 80s, and Smith was infatuated with her then and now.

Could've been worse. Could've been one of the present kids.

(Twenty years' unrequited ardor? That's sweet, not icky.--AB)

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