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"Passport to Paris"
[ "Sugar" featured ]
(c) 1999 Dualstar Entertainment Group, Inc.

"Jack And Jill"
[ "Nice Things" featured ]
Aired October 24, 1999

"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" - Act 1, Scene 2.
[ "Universe" featured ]
Aired October 5, 1999
Note: Season Premiere.

"Teaching Mrs. Tingle"
[ aka "Killing Mrs. Tingle" (USA: working title) ]
Rated PG-13
[ "Sorry" featured ]
Movie date August 20, 1999
Directed by Kevin Williamson

Sorry Video
[ Bob Clearmountain Mix ]
Filmed August 1999
Directed by Ramaa Mosley
Note: Two version of this video exists. One with images from the movie, Teaching Mrs. Tingles and one without.

"The Crow" episode #119, "The Road Not Taken."
[ "Free" featured ]
Aired April 26, 1999

Free Video
Filmed February 17-19, 1999
[ Unaired ]
Directed by Kevin Kerslake
From Glen: The video for "Free" was never completed and had not met the level of quality that the label had expected.

"Felicity" episode 13
[ "Nice Thing" featured ]
Aired February 16, 1999
From Felicity Cofferoom and TKTV
season one ~ episodes and music
by Jen atx tktv
Todd Mulcahy ~ part 2 (2.16.99)
Todd Mulcahy goes into a coma after finally getting his kiss from Felicity, but recovers, and Felicity learns that he has a fiance. Felicity rediscovers her artistic self and tells Professor McGrath that she wants to be an artist instead of a doctor. After spending time in an art studio, she decides that maybe she can do both. She asks for a second chance and gets it, along with Elena. Julie discovers that Carol is not her birth mother. Richard fears that the breakup of Felicity and Noel will ruin his business ventures.
Featured music ~
Stretch Princess ("Nice Thing"--Stretch Princess)
Ebba Forsberg (Been There)
Travis (Good Feeling)

Note: WB's commericials for this show usually featured Stretch Princess's "Sorry" as background music.

"She's All That"
Rated PG-13
[ "Sugar" featured ]
Movie release date January 1999

[ unavailable ] Sorry internet video shoot
September 29, 1998
Short-lived video. The band mimed the words, and the video shows them "live".

	"Jack And Jill" [ "Nice Things"* featured ]* Aired October 24, 1999
	"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" - Act 1, Scene 2. [ "Universe"* featured ]* Aired October 5, 1999 Note: Season Premiere.
	"Teaching Mrs. Tingle" [ aka "Killing Mrs. Tingle" (USA: working title) ] Rated PG-13 [ "Sorry"* featured ]* Movie date August 20, 1999 Directed by Kevin Williamson
	Sorry Video [ Bob Clearmountain Mix ] Filmed August 1999 Directed by Ramaa Mosley Note: Two version of this video exists. One with images from the movie, Teaching Mrs. Tingles and one without.
	"The Crow" episode #119, "The Road Not Taken." [ "Free"* featured ]* Aired April 26, 1999
	Free Video Filmed February 17-19, 1999 [ Unaired ] Directed by Kevin Kerslake From Glen: The video for "Free" was never completed and had not met the level of quality that the label had expected.
	"Felicity" episode 13 [ "Nice Thing"* featured ]* Aired February 16, 1999 From Felicity Cofferoom and TKTV season one ~ episodes and music by Jen atx tktv Todd Mulcahy ~ part 2 (2.16.99) Todd Mulcahy goes into a coma after finally getting his kiss from Felicity, but recovers, and Felicity learns that he has a fiance. Felicity rediscovers her artistic self and tells Professor McGrath that she wants to be an artist instead of a doctor. After spending time in an art studio, she decides that maybe she can do both. She asks for a second chance and gets it, along with Elena. Julie discovers that Carol is not her birth mother. Richard fears that the breakup of Felicity and Noel will ruin his business ventures. Featured music ~ Stretch Princess ("Nice Thing"--Stretch Princess) Ebba Forsberg (Been There) Travis (Good Feeling) Note: WB's commericials for this show usually featured Stretch Princess's "Sorry" as background music.
	"She's All That" Rated PG-13 [ "Sugar"* featured ]* Movie release date January 1999
[ unavailable ]	Sorry internet video shoot September 29, 1998 Short-lived video. The band mimed the words, and the video shows them "live".