Amber was awesome, she looked great, damn that girl is gorgeous 
Thats the good news; the bad news is that I taped it and when I played the tape back, there was sound but no picture!!!
Ive had this problem a few times now, seems I have an A/V cable that needs to be replaced 
Heres are pics of Amber from the ep and the ep synopsis, theyre from Stain and Varnish
SynopsisAmber plays Amy Farnsworth
The Greene family is adjusting to their new setting in Denver, with Claire working at the high school and Hattie at the child care center. Russell starts volunteering at the Ridley Center and asks Leon to consider him for a paying position if anything becomes available. As his first assignment, Russell is asked to check on Amy Farnsworth, a teenage girl with a history of drug abuse and prostitution who has missed her appointment with her probation officer. LT goes along with Russell to the squat where Amy's hanging out with her drug addict friends. Russell manages to see that Amy gets to her probation appointment. The next day, Amy gets in a fight at school and is sent to Claire (guidance counselor) who agrees to let her serve her one-week detention at the Ridley Center. Leon and Russell meet with Amy's parents who are divorced but share joint custody and have run out of patience with Amy. Leon presses them to become engaged with Amy's situation who is in danger of being sent back to probation camp. Russell convinces a reluctant Amy to go to a counseling session with her parents. But when her parents fail to show up (due to unexpected "emergencies"), Amy returns to her bad news friends. Russell tries to convince Amy to take better care of herself and offers to take her back to the center or her parents. Amy takes his support the wrong way and kisses him on the lips, saying she'll do anything he wants. Russell pulls away, urging her not to confuse her feelings for him. Amy threatens to tell Leon that Russell tried to force himself on her. But Russell calls her bluff, ultimately realizing she's got to want help in order to receive it. Russell turns to Claire for support. He tells her about the kiss. Claire is understanding and knows he'll do the right thing. Russell says he's trying hard, but feels he's in way over his head, just like Vietnam. Amy goes back to Lonnie, her supplier, to pay her debt in trade. When Russell finds out Amy is missing, he goes to look for her. Russell finds Amy at an abandoned house, passed out due to an apparent overdose. Amy is rushed to the hospital where the doctor explains to Amy's parents that she got a bad batch of heroin. Amy's father feels like he's lost his daughter and is angry that she's calling for Mr. Greene. Leon explains that Amy may be asking for Russell but what she really needs is a father, one who will be there for her and won't be distracted by his clients or his new family. Russell is sitting at Amy's bedside when she wakes up. Amy tells Russell she's planning on moving home with her dad and giving it another try. Russell tries to prepare Amy for what lies ahead. He advises her to keep the lines of communication open and not to hurt herself the first time he disappoints her. Back at the Center, Amy's parents show up -- right on time -- a new start and a new attitude. Leon thanks Russell for his help with Amy and tells him the grant money came in, offers him a paying position.
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