Season 1 (2009)
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Episodes 13
What I Am Is What I Am
Erica settles for a dead-end job that can pay the bills. She is sent back to her university days, to join an exclusive secret society that she originally passed on, with the hope that doing so will finally set her on to the "right" path.
Read MorePlenty of Fish
Eternally-single Erica brings best friend Ethan to pose as her boyfriend at her high school reunion. She begins to understand the source of her relationship with men by revisiting the loss of her virginity.
Read MoreThe Secret of Now
In order to conquer her fear of confrontation with her new bully of a boss, Erica is sent back to her first semester of University where she learns to finally stand up for herself against the daunting Professor Lozar.
Read MoreAdultescence
Tired of being treated like a child, Erica confronts the source of her reputation by returning to her Bat-Mitzvah - only this time she will prove herself as a woman.
Read MoreSuch A Perfect Day
With the stress of work and family life weighing heavily on Erica's shoulders, Dr. Tom decides to give her a break and sends Erica back to a "perfect day."
Read MoreThis Be The Verse
Erica's long-simmering relationship with her mother reaches a boiling point. going back into the distant past, opens up Erica's eyes to who Barbara Strange really is.
Read MoreEverything She Wants
Erica explores her feelings for Ryan by reliving an unusual love affair from her university days.
Read MoreMi Casa, Su Casa Loma
Erica's "friendship" with Katie reaches a new low when Katie maneuvers her way into a book deal with River Rock.
Read MoreShe's Lost Control
Charged with supervising the launch of Katie's new book, Erica turns into a complete control-freak. She soon realizes that her need to control might be contributing to the downfall of her relationship with Ethan.
Read MoreErica the Vampire Slayer
Unnerved in her new position at River Rock Publishing. Erica must learn to step outside her shell, challenge her inhibitions and learn that her abilities are not nearly as confined as she had believed them to be.
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