Turned Out: Part 2 (7 Nov. 2005)

Name: Turned Out: Part 2
Director: Eleanore Lindo
Genre: Drama, Romance
Released: 2005-11-07
Rating: 8.4
Cast: Stacey Farber, Miriam McDonald, Mike Lobel, Deanna Casaluce

TV Episode | TV-PG | 23 min | Drama, Romance

J.T. wants out of selling drugs but the dealer refuses to let him quit. A path of self-destruction and lies causes J.T. to lose the people he cares about most. Snake faces similar obstacles when he recounts all the regrets in his life.

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Stacey Farber

Ellie Nash

(credit only)
Miriam McDonald

Emma Nelson
Mike Lobel

Jay Hogart
Deanna Casaluce

Alex Nuñez

(credit only)
Andrea Lewis

Hazel Aden

(credit only)
Cassie Steele

Manny Santos
Lauren Collins

Paige Michalchuk

(credit only)
Ryan Cooley

J.T. Yorke
Drake

Jimmy Brooks

(as Aubrey Graham) (credit only)
Jake Epstein

Craig Manning
Shane Kippel

Gavin 'Spinner' Mason
Jake Goldsbie

Toby Isaacs
Sarah Barrable-Tishauer

Liberty Van Zandt
Amanda Stepto

Christine 'Spike' Nelson
Stefan Brogren

Archie 'Snake' Simpson

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Liberty Van Zandt: I'm moving in with J.T.
Mr. Van Zandt: Why would you want to do that? So you can... so you can be with him.
JT: I have a name, sir.
Mr. Van Zandt: I wasn't talking to you.
JT: Well, you will be, okay, because I'm the father of your first grandchild.
Liberty Van Zandt: Mom, Dad. Please try not to be angry.
Liberty Van Zandt: We'll...

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Drama | Romance

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7 November 2005

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