3.05 'Outed' | Out With Dad

Days since the events of the previous episodes, and something is different at school... soon Rose is mortified to discover she has become suddenly famous.

But it's Vanessa's life that is really falling apart. No best friend, no girlfriend and parents who refuse to let her be herself.

What do you think Vanessa is going to do next?

starring
Kate Conway as Rose
Lindsey Middleton as Vanessa
Corey Lof as Kenny
Caitlynne Medrek as Claire

the return of
Robert Nolan as Steven
Wendy Glazier as Theresa

guest starring
Elizabeth Stuart-Morris as Jenni/Lizzie
Chandler Loryn as Brittany
Carolyn Nettleton as Defensive Girl
Anjelica Ong as Sympathetic Girl
Britany Miranda as Sarcastic Girl
Michael Esposito II as Sarcastic Guy

Music Composed, Produced and Performed by:
Adrian Ellis

Created, Written and Directed by:
Jason Leaver

[ShanCloud]

"If there's something you need to talk to us about you can tell us anything" ... "Unless it's about being gay" LOL

[SimplyZed]

I'm team Claire but my heart goes out so much to Vanessa. "I just want to be happy" - that sentence means so so much and is probably the key sentence in the whole process of discovering who you are and coming out etc. Well done guys.

[theundefinedgirl]

That was intense, Vanessa's parents are so unfair. I feel really bad for the ones who have to go through this.

[smartdeedee]

Vanessa totally makes this episode. Her talk with Kenny and her own personal realization is really heart breaking. Kudos to the cast and crew for such a well crafted episode.

[malikalovesrainbows]

Made me cry :'( it's exactly what I want to scream out to my parents, that I want to be happy...

[ShadeSlayer]

So far I'm still Team Claire. Maybe when Vanessa gains the strength to be herself regardless of what her parents want, then I'll be more conflicted. But right now, Claire is the self confident, quirky, happy, smart girl who's making Rose happy. It can't be easy for Vanessa, and I can't wait until she breaks free.

[JonnyEsports]

The actors that play Vanessa's parents are incredible. You hate them but you kind of understand that they just don't understand but they really do want what they think is best for their daughter but they just don't have a clue and it's completely heartbreaking. Absolutely wonderful performance. 

[bluespirit]

Oh my god. I feel so bad for Vanessa I just can't even imagine how suffocated she must feel because of her ignorant parents. I want Rose with Vanessa so badly. I WANT MOREEEE

[holzschwein]

For me this episode was the best in season 3 up to now. Incredibly amazing.

[guitarsea]

"Being with her and not being with her" *starts to cry*

[itscarolineps]

excellent work of the actors, I loved that scene came out so strong and true! Vanessa definitely have to stay with Rose, they deserve to be happy. #TeamVanessa  ♥

[patriciamcallister]

Lindsey Middleton is an amazing actress.

[jillklopfenstein]

This episode was powerful. I can relate to Venessa on so many levels.

[AshinatorTutorials]

I love how you managed to catch mixed reactions when Rose walked through the school. That was exactly how "coming out" (falling on my face) was for me. And I love what you've done with Vanessa's situation, it all fits. So deeply attached to the series!! 

[laurapav]

Totally think Vanessas Dad will be the one to crack and support her!! 
Im loving #OWD  season 3!

[MewWolf]

These episodes just keep getting better! This one was really moving.  I feel so bad for Rose and Vanessa, they're both having they're own difficulties.

[patriciacamacho]

I feel sorry for Vanessa, She remembered me a few years ago, I was confused, and its really hard when you just wanna be happy being yourself, Im so proud of her and Out with Dad! Is a really good  serie! Is closer to reality than other series . Go ahead ! :)

[slat]

Great episode! Vanessa`s story is very touching.

[kierranicole]

Lindsey deserves an award for this episode!! Really great work!!!

[CineMairon]

The 9:28-9:38 dialogue is almost the same with one in the Soldier's girl movie XD
Excellent episode