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S3E11: Holiday Part 1
Aired: 2003
Here’s Caitlin’s hot boss Tomas. They’re at the work Christmas party I think, and he’s wearing a black button down.
Tomas Fashion 3.11
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Jacob Sharpe Fashion 3.9
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S3E9: Against All Odds
Aired: 2003
Well well, it’s DJ Jacob Sharpe, Chris’s cousin. He’s got like, one line, but I figured we’d give him his broomheadz moment. He wears a golden tee, a Chris-style hat, and some kind of large-beaded necklace.
Rick Murray Fashion 3.8
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S3E8: Whisper to a Scream
Aired: 2003
Well, wow. This is out first time meeting Rick. This here is basically his entire color palette from what I remember. He’s got long hair, circular glasses, and just wears baggy, blah-colored clothes with a cross body bag. I’m trying to remember what my first impression was, back in the day. I just thought he was a massive nerd and I didn’t really care much for his development.
Colonel Nash Fashion 3.8
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S3E8: Whisper to a Scream
Aired: 2003
We don’t know Ellie’s dad’s first name, but we know he’s a colonel. Here he is in some nice Canadian camo about to ship off.
Towerz Fashion 3.6
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S3E6: Gangsta Gangsta
Aired: 2003
Towerz! What an awesome style, awesome name, and yet never fully got to have his moment! Towerz is part of that central cool kids group. Like the others, he wears a blend of baggy, athletic-derived clothes, chunky shoes, and headphones. He also sport a do-rag and earrings. I’ve gotta say, he really looks intimidating. It would have been nice to hear his voice.
Mr. Ehl Fashion 3.6
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S3E6: Gangsta Gangsta
Aired: 2003
Well, this whole time I thought this guy’s name was “Mr. O”. But that’s silly, we already have a Mr. O coming (and a Ms. O for that matter)! Turns out, this dude is Mr. EHL! He’s like the perfect auto shop teacher. He’s only seen in coveralls.
JT Yorke Fashion 3.1
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S3E1: Father Figure Part 1
Aired: 2003
Season 3 is where everything changed with JT. He looks different, he dresses different, he acts different, and I’m sad. I basically live for early JT. Now he’s completely changed. But I will say, his hair especially, is an accurate representation of the time. I hope you’re ready for a lot more bushy heads in the coming episodes, because he is not alone. Anyway, his stylists have tried to incorporate the classic JT elements in a more toned-down style. So he still wears an open shirt over a tee and with a necklace, but in more muted colors.
Sean Cameron Fashion 2.21
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S2E21: Tears are Not Enough, Part 1
Aired: 2003
This is one of the last times we see Craig and Sean’s cute little friendship. It’s really sad, I do like them as friends for some reason. He wears his jean jacket and baggy jeans, and it won’t be long before Sean’s style entirely evolves into something else.
Emma Nelson Fashion 2.18
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S2E18: Dressed in Black
Aired: 2003
Emma is wearing a gorilla shirt, which is amazing. It looks like one of those shirt by the brand “The Mountain”. I myself have a horse one and a wolf one. She wears a tan velour zip up jacket over it, her cross body bag, and wears two half-ponytails. We also see her in class in a grey long sleeve tee and jeans.
Miscellaneous Fashion 2.12
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S2E12: White Wedding, Part 1
Aired: 2002
Here are the random people from the episode! First is the strip club bouncer, who I must say was fantastically cast. He’s so gruff and scary but the only fashion content we get from him is this cool biker mustache. Next is the cake delivery lady who I find scary because she’s randomly yelling about something for no apparent reason. For some reason her outfit looks like she’s ready to garden. Denim bucket hat, and denim jacket. Next is some dude who comes to Snake’s stag party. I wish he was like, someone from high school, but he seems to just be a rando. And he’s literally wearing all khaki. Someone should have turned him away at the door. And finally is the mariachi band looking sleek in all white getups; nonetheless, Spike threatens to murder them.
