Audrina Patridge's 'When I Was 17' Sneak Peak

Audrina Patridge always came off as one of the resident good girls during her time on "The Hills," and as it turns out, when she was a teenager, she was pretty much a good girl too — except for that one time she tried to skip school.

"One day, my friends and I decided to ditch school and go to the beach, and I wrote a fake note: 'Please excuse Audrina Patridge. She wasn't feeling well today. Any questions, call,' " Patridge said on the new episode of "When I Was 17" airing this weekend, which also features "America's Next Top Model" judge Miss J and Cee Lo Green. "So I just ditched school and I went [to the beach], and our counselor at the time called my mom and asked where I was, and so she covered for me."

While it may have seemed nice for her mom to cover for her, it turns out there was a very memorable lesson to be learned. "She told them that I was really, really sick and that I was throwing up, and she did it to embarrass me, because when they called me into the office the next day, I had to sit there in front of all of them and tell them that I was throwing up and that I had diarrhea and I had to stick to her story," the "Dancing With the Stars" alum recalled. "It was probably one of the last times I ever ditched — first and last."

Her pal Beau admitted that the punishment probably fit the crime. "Even though Audrina did good in school, she had her, like, adventurous side," he explained. "Her mom covered for her, but she still got what was coming to her. It was probably pretty embarrassing for her."

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Stephanie Pratt Recalls Fooling Club Bouncers

Many OMG moments on MTV's "The Hills" went down in Los Angeles' most exclusive nightclubs. Way before castmember Stephanie Pratt waded into the show's drama, she learned how to navigate the city's nightlife.

On the latest episode of "When I Was 17," which airs Saturday at 11 a.m., Pratt remembers that she didn't let a little thing like her age get in the way of clubbing.

"When I was 17, all of my friends were 21 and going out to clubs on school nights, and I obviously wanted to go with them. So, I'd get to clubs, and I had such a baby face at 17, and [bouncers would] be like, 'There's no way you're 27,' " Pratt said. The reality star, who was 17 in 2003, says that with a little sophisticated banter she was able to wriggle past the velvet rope.

"I had 'borrowed' my mom's cocktail ring and I used to wear it on my wedding finger and say to the doorman, 'You are just such an angel, I'm actually married!' " Pratt explained. "And they'd be like, 'Oh, well. In that case, come right in.' "

Pratt's buddy Mike said the sneaky tactic reflects the starlet's deeply held desire to make the scene.

"Stephanie is gonna get what she wants. So if she wants to get in that club, she's gonna do whatever it takes," Mike said.

Once Pratt got past the velvet ropes, she would have another issue to deal with: sleazy guys.

"The worst part is that I would get hit on at these clubs and I really thought I was just being really nice and I'd be like, 'OK, it was so fun talking to you for two hours,' " the "Hills" star continued. "They'd be like, 'You're not gonna come home with me?' and I'd be like, 'Oh, like a sleepover?' I was just so naïve. I didn't know that they were just up to no good."

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