Jerry Springer Season 14 Episode 15 A Cross Dresser Wants My Gal

A Cross Dresser Wants My Gal is the fifteenth episode of the fourteenth season of the iconic talk show, Jerry Springer. The episode begins with Jerry introducing the guests, Mark and his girlfriend, Lisa. Mark appears to be a typical guy, wearing a leather jacket and sporting a pompadour hairstyle. Lisa, on the other hand, is dressed in a stylish outfit and looks visibly uncomfortable as she sits next to Mark on the stage.

Jerry starts off by asking the couple what their problem is, and Mark reveals that he recently found out that his girlfriend has been seeing another man behind his back. However, when Lisa denies the accusation, Mark comes clean and admits that he got the information from a friend who saw her with another man at a local bar.

As the conversation unfolds, Jerry brings out the alleged "other man," who turns out to be a cross-dresser named Samantha. Samantha is dressed in a pink tutu and white stockings, with a blonde wig and heavy makeup. She tells Jerry that she met Lisa at the same bar where Mark's friend saw her, and they hit it off immediately.

Lisa finally confesses that she has been seeing Samantha behind Mark's back, and that she is attracted to his feminine side. Mark is understandably upset and disgusted, but Lisa tries to explain that she loves him and that her attraction to Samantha doesn't mean she wants to be with him instead of Mark.

The discussion then turns to Samantha, and Jerry asks her why she dresses in women's clothing. Samantha reveals that she feels more comfortable and confident when she is dressed as a woman, and that it's a part of her identity. She also admits that she has had relationships with both men and women in the past, and that she is attracted to Lisa because she is open-minded and accepting of her lifestyle.

Mark is clearly uncomfortable with the situation, and he tells Lisa that he can't stay in the relationship if she is attracted to other people. Lisa begs him to reconsider, but Mark storms off stage in a fit of rage.

As the show ends, Jerry emphasizes the importance of being true to oneself and accepting others for who they are. He also reminds viewers that love comes in many different forms, and that there is no one "right" way to express it.