Nichole Hiltz continues to frustrate the hell out of me by wearing some sort of pasties/cover-up thing in her sweet sweet lovemaking scene! To make up for it you have S.I. model Melissa Keller and ever-cute Jodi Lynn O'Keefe in bikinis? At least the strippers are actually topless.

When Matt (Stephan Jenkins) becomes a successful musician, he leaves his wife, Laura, in order to nurture his newfound taste for younger and prettier women. Bent on revenge, Laura hires a beautiful con artist named Tuesday to get Matt's attention and eventually crush him. When the two women become more involved with Matt as well as with each other, the situation becomes more dangerous than expected for all parties involved. Also starring Nichole Hiltz, Joyce Hyser.

If you really want to know what The O.C. is about, go to Wikipedia. If you want a succession of words describing Nichole Hiltz's guest appearance in "The Girlfriend" episode, here it is:

Hot
Really Hot
Smoking Hot
Holy Sh&t!
Oh yeah, get out of that pool
Look at that water...hmmm
Slow Down
Wait...Hold On...Don't Move
Oh Sh&t! NOOOO!
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

And if you want to complain that she's wearing too much in the third clip, fine. Just know that I'd gladly post hours of her wearing an orange biohazard suit just so I could think about what she's wearing underneath it!

Season One, Episode 7. A family from LA undergoes trials as they are transplanted and try to put their lives back together after their teenaged daughter witnesses a gang related murder. The proud father (The Wire's Wendall Pierce) isn;t ready o give up his career as a doctor.

This episode is notable for sexy series regular Nichole Hiltz's appearance in her bra in an opening scene.

USA Network series starring Mary McCormack (The West Wing, Private Parts) as a U.S. Marshall protecting witnesses in the Federal Witness Protection Program. Her character, convienently named Mary, partners with an eclectic fellow marshal, named 'Marshall' in keeping her charges alive in this engaging series. Mary's tough voice over trenscends cliche and Mary actually comes across as a somewhat normal woman, unlike the female stars of TNT's original series Saving Grace.

In this episode, Mary is helping con-artist Missi Pyle into the witness protection program. The only problem is Missi doesn't necessarily want to stay out of the papers as she lines up her 6th husband shortly after arriving in Albuquerque. Nichole Hiltz makes a poolside appearance, for all you NH fans out there.

USA Network series starring Mary McCormack (The West Wing, Private Parts) as a U.S. Marshall protecting witnesses in the Federal Witness Protection Program. Her character, convienently named Mary, partners with an eclectic fellow marshal, named 'Marshall' in keeping her charges alive in this engaging series. Mary's tough voice over trenscends cliche and Mary actually comes across as a somewhat normal woman, unlike the female stars of TNT's original series Saving Grace.

In this, the premiere episode, Mary is looking for a killer after the son of a protected mobster is murdered with his girlfriend, while on the homefront her sister (Nicole Hiltz) flies in to town and looks to be staying a while.

Young love seldom transitions into a grown-up relationship (complete with all its complexities and challenges) problem-free, as evidenced in this romantic drama about recent law school grad Drew (Martin Henderson) and his girlfriend, Julia (Piper Perabo). Having started anew in Los Angeles, where Drew's been offered a job, they soon find their commitment tested when they encounter temptations and distractions at every turn. Also starring Nichole Hiltz, Jesse Capelli.

Ricky, Julian and Bubbles hit the big screen in this hilarious feature-length adventure. Fresh out of jail, the boys plan their dumbest scheme yet: get rich by stealing tons of change. But the crime won't be easy as the trio runs up against strippers, helicopters, gunfights and more. This wild ride hits all the highbrow stops: prison, girlie bars and, of course, the Sunnyvale Trailer Park. Also starring Nichole Hiltz, Lucy Decoutere, Veronica Reynolds, Natasha Noreiga, and the Aristocrat dancers Sherry Davis, Valerie Fougere, Stephanie Godin, Thea Harvey, Tammy Mills, Amy Kerr.

The WB's retelling of the Superboy legend is a little bit 'X-Files' and a little bit 'Dawson's Creek', but probably not enough Superman purests. Clark Kent (Tom Welling) is just coming into his powers, and still can't fly, while trying to sort out his feelings for the girl next door, Lana (Kristen Kruek), and figure out the ulterior motives of his bald best friend Lex (Michael Rosenbaum).

Surprisingly decent fish out of water teen soap about a kid from the wrong side of the tracks (Benjamin McKenzie) who's taken in by a rich family in Ocean County, CA. He immediately falls for the girl next door (Mischa Barton), which just causes him more trouble as he tries to fit in. A highlight for me is Kelly Rowan, who plays the mother figure. She's a total MILF and hopefully she'll have an affair with the guy next door. The O.C. is looking to the a 'Beverly Hills 90210" for the new millenium, but so far it's better written and better acted than that Spelling show ever was, which isn't surprising since the new series is produced by Doug Liman (Go, The Bourne Identity) and McG (Charlie's Angels, 'Fastlane').