Believe Me, Brother
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| "Believe Me, Brother" | |
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| Episode № | 3 |
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| Prod. code | 102 |
| Airdate | January 25, 2004 |
| Writer(s) | Dan Schneider |
| Director | Virgil L. Fabian |
| Guest star(s) | Ashley Drane as Susan Johnny K. Lewis as Scottie Molly Orr as Rina Jeremy Ray Valdez as Paul |
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Believe Me, Brother was the third episode of the hit Nickelodeon sitcom Drake & Josh. It first aired on January 25th, 2004.
[edit] Plot synopsis
Drake's new girlfriend Susan starts hitting on Josh. Josh tries to give Susan the benefit of the doubt, even going to his parents for advice, but it is clearly evident that Susan likes both brothers. When Drake catches them, Susan makes it seem like Josh is the one hitting on her.
Meanwhile, for a school project, Drake makes a music video which is directed by Josh. Using the same camera, Megan begins spying on people doing embarrassing things, including Susan flirting with Josh. She also records Josh sitting in the bath playing with a toy alligator and a toy dinosaur and Drake performing a thank you speech into a candlestick in front of the mirror. When Drake and Josh present their music video to the class, the actual music video is mixed in with Megan's videos. After seeing Susan put the moves on Josh, Drake finally believes that his brother was telling the truth about Susan all along. He dumps her in front of the whole class.
They get even with Susan by putting a paintball in her locker and covering her with lilac paint.
[edit] Trivia
- Drake performs his song Girl Next Door.
- Ashley Drane plays Muffy in That's So Raven and guest starred in Phil of the Future.
- This episode shows the first of Drake's many band members who change constantly through the series and movie.
