Episode 3 focuses on Alisha, the stunner that men can't resist when they touch her. Not that I'm sure she really needs this power. Like most of the powers, it is both hilarious and tragic. She uses it for her own pleasure, in attempts to boost her self esteem, but at the same time the men can become very aggressive towards her. Conflict arises between her and Curtis, the attraction is obviously mutual, but when Alisha uses her power on Curtis he becomes offended and feels abused. This whole arc clearly shows the difference between physical and emotional relationships. The boys never remember the events while touching Alisha, leaving Alisha feeling empty inside.Meanwhile, the bodies are in danger of being dug up which leads to many a tense scene involving the moving of the corpses. I loved that Simon is actually the weird kind of brains behind the whole operation. The others admire him for his smarts, but the fact he seems like a natural is also unsettling. Sally is also suspecting the kids of having something to do with Tony's disappearance. A great continuation for the series.
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