Episode
California Dreams: Tiffani's Gold
Overview
While trying out for a spot on the National Volleyball Team, Tiffani realizes that her small size is keeping her from being the best. Sly suggests that Tiffani takes steroids to make her bigger and stronger. The band soon realizes that Tiffani is addicted to them. Sam and Lorena also have a studs contest featuring Tony, Sly, and Mark as contestants to see which one of the guys is the best with the ladies.
Details
- Series
- California Dreams
- Season
- Season 3
- Episode
- Episode 17
- Air date
- 1995-01-07
Episode context
Tiffani's Gold is Episode 17 in Season 3 of California Dreams. It aired on 1995-01-07.
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