Precinct: While Cordero is hanging over Jim's desk, George brings him information on Andrew Myers and convinces him to include him in a line-up. The victim fails to identify him, and Jim honestly can't see it when he looks Myers in the eye. George says the problem is that Jim likes everyone. "It's just part of your Jim-ness. You see the world the way you are. I see the world, too. You know what I see? Robbery, rape, murder. Take it from an attorney, people suck -- even the people who don't appear to suck at first glance?" Jim finishes for him: "Suck?" George: Yeah." Cordero reports that they have to let Myers walk. George advises him to turn up the heat with a home search, etc. because he's pretty sure Myers is the guy. Cordero says, "I think you're right, but he walks, for now." Myers spots Jim as he leaves the station. Jim looks after him and then shares a meaningful glance with George.

Party: Daphne and her friends are way too dolled-up for the exclusive kegger, which is a dead give-away that they don't belong. When Daphne spots JJ, she pulls him to the side to ream him out for doing exactly what she's doing. Her sibling-strongarmery is the second strike on her fledgling social life. Bailey and the Jail-Bailettes come to JJ's rescue, and point out that he's invited, because even though he's a lowly frosh, he's on the football team. Daphne, however, is on the loser team, and there's a strict no-loser policy. Their bitchery is interrupted by Bailey's boyfriend, who announces they're out of hooch. Daphne announces she can get them some more and we cut to...

Convenience Store: Daphne walks up with a basket full of hard stuff and asks for a keg. The clerk (the crooked one, from earlier) mocks her. There's no way he's selling to this kid. Daphne tries to blackmail him, pointing out that she knows he steals from the register. To his credit, the crooked clerk tells her to prove it and calls the cops. I guess Daphne doesn't run out because of the security camera that Crooked points out to her, but I would have run, and hoped that he'd be too lazy to follow through.

Powell Pad: Daphne is so very grounded that she has skid marks on her bottom. JJ arrives home during her major groundation, but his parents chase him upstairs. When the Powells don't believe that Daphne wasn't drinking (only attempting to procure alcohol for other minors via blackmail), JJ comes a tiny bit clean and owns up to being at the party but swears that Daphne never drank. He doesn't come clean to his newbilities though, so it's not your typical very special episode. It's no ordinary special episode, and these kids are so not-so-ordinary, they didn't even have a beer. Commercial.