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Girlfriends/New York Unbound
| New York Unbound | |
| Season 4, Episode 24 | |
| Airdate | May 24, 2004 |
| Written by | Mara Brock Akil |
| Directed by | Salim Akil |
| Produced by | Dan Dugan |
| ← 4x23 New York Bound |
5x01 → L.A. Bound |
| Girlfriends — Season Four | |
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New York Unbound is the twenty-fourth episode of the fourth season of Girlfriends, and the ninety-third episode overall.
Tracee Ellis Ross (Joan Clayton), Golden Brooks (Maya Wilkes), Persia White (Lynn Searcy), Jill Marie Jones (Toni Childs), Reggie Hayes (William Dent)
Guest Starring: Karen Austin (Sandy Bickle), Ellen Geer (Elizabeth Bickle), Jason Pace (Dr. Todd Garrett), Demond Wilson (Kenneth Miles), Christinna Chauncey (Julie Fageaux), Mo Collins (Naisa Johnson), Keesha Sharp (Monica Charles Brooks), Ernest Lamont Johnson (Ronnie), Brittney Powell (Natalie Kyle), Tanner Scott Richards (Jabari Wilkes)
Co-Starring: Federico Dordei (Albert Loya), Katie Kreisler (Susan Park)
Featuring: Dayo Ade (Vendor), Amie Petersen (Hotel Clerk)
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Plot Overview
Maya self-publishes her book, Oh, Hell Yes, and sells it on the streets, where it is a tremendous success. Ronnie tells her that a major publisher wants to offer her a five-figure deal to release the book. Toni repeatedly tries to call Todd in New York, but he refuses to return her messages. She continues to act as though nothing is wrong in front of her friends, even when they express concern about her well-being. Lynn gets a new boyfriend, Lenny. Her friends note their physical resemblance and all the things they have in common (including allergies) and offer the opinion that they might be brother and sister. Lynn talks with Lenny's parents, who assure her that this is not the case. She breaks up with him because she is still freaked out at the idea that he could have been her brother, and decides to search for her birth father. William decides not to confess his feelings for Joan, and pursues an attractive woman he meets at the bar. However, he runs into Joan when she stops by the bar, and his date leaves for a moment to let them catch up. William winds up kissing Joan and telling her that he wants to be more than friends.
