Safe House (27 Jun. 2005)

Nikki goes on a date with Cameron and his father picks them up. On the way home, he is pulled over by the police and arrested because he's been drinking. Cameron tells Nikkie it's not a big... See full summary »

Director:

Allison Liddi-Brown

Writers:

Stephen Tolkin (creator), Lori Loughlin (creator),

Stars:

Lori Loughlin, Shawn Christian, Merrin Dungey

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Lori Loughlin	...	Ava Gregory
Shawn Christian	...	Johnny Durant
Merrin Dungey	...	Susannah Rexford
Ryan Kwanten	...	Jay Robertson
Jesse McCartney	...	Bradin Westerly
Kay Panabaker	...	Nikki Westerly
Nick Benson	...	Derrick Westerly (as Nicholas J. Benson)
Zac Efron	...	Cameron Bale
C. Thomas Howell	...	Kyle Bale
Alexandra Barreto	...	Isabel Luna
Elijah Alexander	...	Matt Carlson
Danielle Panabaker	...	Faith
Steve Talley	...	Bryce
Eli Vargas	...	Danny Luna
Robert Joseph	...	Police Officer

Storyline

Nikki goes on a date with Cameron and his father picks them up. On the way home, he is pulled over by the police and arrested because he's been drinking. Cameron tells Nikkie it's not a big deal. But when she sees Cameron has bruises on his arms she wonders if his father did that. But she promised him she wouldn't say anything. Things between Jay and Isabel start to heat up and that's when he pulls away. And Bryce's sister comes to try to convince him to do something else with his life. And after talking to her, Bradin begins reconsider his life to.

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Language:

English

Release Date:

27 June 2005 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Baby Owl Productions, Spelling Television, Stephen Tolkin Productions

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

Bradin's PSAT score report is shown. He has a 726 verbal and a 746 math, for a total of 1472. However, the PSAT has three sections (verbal, math, and writing skills) and each is scored on a scale of 80 points, not 800. So PSATs run on a scale of 240, not the familiar 1600 that the SAT used until earlier in 2005.

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