The Two Coreys

Dr. Nicki urges both Coreys to meet one final time so they can have real closure. She confronts Haim on his sobriety and Haim once again flees. In a drugged daze, Haim finally cops to having a problem and agrees to throw away all of his pills. The next morning there is a glimmer of hope as Haim lands a role in an upcoming movie. Haim decides he would like real closure and calls Feldman, but Feldman only reiterates his stand about Haim's sobriety. Haim lets Feldman know where he will be the next day in case he wants to meet. Hoping to end the long history of the two Coreys on a high note, a dazed Haim heads to the meeting place above Hollywood waiting for his old best friend, but there is no sign of Feldman. less

The two Coreys talk to their therapist about rebuilding their friendship. The guys discuss the issues that are keeping them from maintaining the friendship that was once so strong, but that has suffered since the beginning of the show. The guys and their therapist come up with an idea they think may be of some assistance. They decide to invite a group of their peers to assess their individual problems, and also to offer some advice as to how they should conduct themselves. less

Susie and Corey Feldman go to the Playboy Mansion and Hugh Hefner asks Susie to do a spread for Playboy. Meanwhile Corey Haim plays golf with his visiting father who he hardly gets to see. Susie does the photo shoot for Hef and Feldman begins to freak out--but then lets go of his control issues and is ultimately proud of his beautiful wife. Haim goes to an actor's studio to speak to the child actors about his experiences. It is a great night and Haim's Dad tells his son that it was the best day of his life. less