Marissa cares for an injured Johnny. But could they be getting too close? Ryan and Matt pull an all-nighter to prepare for a big meeting, but their night takes a turn. Seth grows insecure when Summer gets a higher SAT score than him. Now they might both be competing to get into the same college. Julie and Kirsten put their business plan in motion, but their first client turns out to be far from what they expected.
This was an awesome episode. Stephanie Savage is clearly one of the show's best writers, because every episode she writes really crackles like no other. There was definitely a renewed sense of self-awareness in this episode, one that hasn't been felt since season one. It had perfect comedic timing and was packed with tons of hilarious one-liners.
This was an awesome episode. Stephanie Savage is clearly one of the show's best writers, because every episode she writes really crackles like no other. There was definitely a renewed sense of self-awareness in this episode, one that hasn't been felt since season one. It had perfect comedic timing and was packed with tons of hilarious one-liners.