I liked there was a lot of focus on Navid, and Silver was right, he really is a decent guy, even with those who don't deserve it, like Harper and Adrianna.
I thought the Cannon stuff wrapped up a little too nicely, but I guess they are setting the stage for something bigger, because it felt like the ending of a horror movie with the killer having conveniently vanished after the heroine had vanquished him only for him to appear again to kill her before the credits. I also have no idea how Ryan wasn't fired. I can't see how being drunk and destroying school property really only merits a suspension for a teacher.
I can't even get into the stupidity of the purse/drug dealer storyline. It's utterly absurd, and Liam deserves something more than this.
I remain interested in Teddy's story. I'm not sure exactly where they are going with it, but it's probably the most original storyline on this show at the moment, and light years more interesting than the saga of Ivy and Dixon, the world's most lackluster couple.
And Annie didn't win an underachievement award? How is it possible that the girl who killed someone and covered it up isn't the greatest underachiever in that class? Did she lose points because her punishment was so light?
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