What I Like About You

Holly and Val are excited to meet Val’s acerbic but attractive new boss. When Holly inadvertently blurts out "I love you," to Henry, he becomes overly enthusiastic.

Holly begins to feel stressed from juggling her schoolwork, job and friends--and Henry feels the pain because Holly doesn't support him when he has his wisdom teeth pulled.

In order to help Val acquire her first client, author Judith Haven, since starting her own public relations firm, Holly reluctantly befriends Judith's troubled teenage daughter, Tina.

Now that Val has quit her job to start her own business, the girls need new office space. With few alternatives, Holly takes the initiative to visit Tina's wealthy former neighbor.

Holly is shocked to learn that Henry has already lost his virginity, and her decision to find out about his former girlfriend leads to some disturbing information.

Val confronts Holly about neglecting Henry and spending too much time with cute messenger Vince. Holly reacts by pointing out Val's hypocrisy, and she challenges Val to examine her own feelings for Peter, her handsome former boss.

Holly's plans for a skiing weekend with Henry and their friends come to a halt when Tina and Cal end their relationship.

When Vince arranges for Holly and Tina to go to a band rehearsal, Holly becomes caught in a series of lies.

Holly thinks she's ready to tell Henry that she loves him, but she hesitates after she considers her lingering feelings for Vince.

Holly feels conflicted when Henry temporarily moves into Vince's apartment. When it appears that Tina is flirting with Vince, Holly must face her jealousy and figure out whom she wants.

Holly searches the city for Henry after he ends their relationship when he overhears her confessing to Val that she is attracted to Vince.

Holly comes close to destroying her friendship with Gary when she manipulates him into arranging a meeting with Henry, who is still upset with her because of her attraction to Vince.

After Vince is hit by a car, Holly visits him in the hospital, and they share their first kiss. However, they both realize that they can't date without hurting Henry's feelings.

Holly rushes to tell Vince that she saw Henry with another girl meaning that Holly and Vince can date without feeling guilty but her excitement turns to anger.

Holly and Vince each have different ideas for celebrating Gary's birthday. However, their plans come to an abrupt halt when they discover that Gary's ex-girlfriend Jill is in town.

Holly decides that dating a cute guy--who also happens to be Gary's boss--will be a great opportunity to make Vince jealous. But Gary worries that Holly's scheme may cost him his job.

When Vince's grandfather dies, Holly travels upstate to comfort him then misinterprets his reaction to her thoughtfulness.

After skipping her admissions interview at Columbia University in order to spend time with Vince, Holly is shocked to learn that the next available interview is not for another year.

After Henry puts aside his own responsibilities to help Holly with her application for an internship in Paris, she begins to wonder if she made the right decision to end their relationship.

When Holly receives $2,000 from her grandmother for her 18th birthday, she decides to spend it all on a lavish hotel suite. Once again, Val becomes upset with Holly's lack of priorities.

Exasperated with all of the pre-prom fuss, her conflicting feelings towards Vince, Henry and her impending internship in Paris, Holly decides to host a stress-free "anti-prom" at the loft.

Holly is elated to be accepted for an internship in Paris, but when Henry and Vince each kiss her before she leaves, she knows the time has come to decide between them.