I really enjoyed this episode. So much happens. We've got drama, duh, and so much more.
In this episode, we have several story lines, a little too much to handle. Naomi gets in trouble after failing an assignment, which leads her Mother, Tracy to talk to the principal. Turns out she and Principal Wilson dated when they themselves were teenagers. Dixon and Navid pull a prank on an opposing lacrosse team. Annie meets Ty, the lead in the school play, and he jets her off to San Francisco for dinner. Since he's the wealthiest person at West Bev, it did not burn a hole in his credit card. Meanwhile, Silver blogs about Ethan and Naomi's relationship troubles, which is just so rude.
Best part of this episode: Nothing in particular.
Worst part of this episode: Nothing in particular.
Overall, I give this episode a 8 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Awesome.
In this episode, we have several story lines, a little too much to handle. Naomi gets in trouble after failing an assignment, which leads her Mother, Tracy to talk to the principal. Turns out she and Principal Wilson dated when they themselves were teenagers. Dixon and Navid pull a prank on an opposing lacrosse team. Annie meets Ty, the lead in the school play, and he jets her off to San Francisco for dinner. Since he's the wealthiest person at West Bev, it did not burn a hole in his credit card. Meanwhile, Silver blogs about Ethan and Naomi's relationship troubles, which is just so rude.
Best part of this episode: Nothing in particular.
Worst part of this episode: Nothing in particular.
Overall, I give this episode a 8 out of 10, which in my ratings book is: Awesome.
