Oddly, the "Toadie pressing charges against Lucas" storyline from the previous episode gets dismissed in a couple of lines of dialogue here. Toadie feels the pressure of his deception as his relationship with Callum suffers, although he's talked him round by the end of the episode.Lucas and Sonya bond over their shared misery and suspicions.
Donna's pop psychology analysis of Andrew is the only real duff note here, although we're treated to yet more of Griffo's antics and it doesn't help that there's about three other characters exactly like him on the show at the moment.Andrew and Summer manage to convince Harry to complete the basketball tryout(and it's a shame we don't actually get to see what Harry does when he's picturing Summer in her jimjams)but then the episode just...stops in the middle of it.
Donna's pop psychology analysis of Andrew is the only real duff note here, although we're treated to yet more of Griffo's antics and it doesn't help that there's about three other characters exactly like him on the show at the moment.Andrew and Summer manage to convince Harry to complete the basketball tryout(and it's a shame we don't actually get to see what Harry does when he's picturing Summer in her jimjams)but then the episode just...stops in the middle of it.