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S4E7
Corporate Interview
Lizzie interviews William Darcy as CEO of Pemberly Digital. Darcy helps Lizzie to see her work from another point of view.
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#2
S4E18
Revelations
Lydia gives me some key info.
#3
S4E8
Ugh
William Darcy asks Lizzie out to the theater and she accepts, however when her new mobile telephone is installed, she discovers Charlotte has been desperately trying to reach her with the most disturbing news. Lizzie needs to leave straight away.
#4
Sisterly Support
S4E10
#5
Goodbye Jane
S4E16
#6
Future Talk
S4E23
#7
Dr. Gardiner's Seminar - Bonus 1
S5E1
#8
Dr. Gardiner's Seminar - Bonus 2
S5E2
#9
Okay
S4E12
#10
2 + 1
S3E25
Lowlights
So I appreciate Charlotte filling in but wow, talk about creative leaps! - Oh Charlotte, always dramatizing. Anyway, I'm back and so is Charlotte. In this video we have a discussion of life and stuff. Enjoy.
#109
Swimming with Scissors
S1E17
#108
The Insistent Proposal
S2E14
#107
Mr. Collins Returns
S2E11
#106
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S2E7
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