User Reviews

Lucas is allowed to go between two girls, unfettered, and one gives the other, the advice, not to be jealous, but just trust him. That's what you get, when a show is written by men.

When Lucas and Brooke where in the Jacuzzi, the way the camera panned off screen, I thought for sure that the real owners of the house were going to be standing them staring at them. That would have been funny, instead it was a boring scene transition. Brooke is struggling with their relationship, because they have nothing in common and that's actually why they shouldn't be together. I think its all about chemistry, but what about something deeper, or something that will last?

A small character anomaly with Lucas - he is supposed to be a big book worm, yet rolled up one like it was a newspaper. Book lovers just don't do that.

Another cool shot was at the garage when the car came down slowly, and Dan slowly appeared. THat was creepy. He is the perfect bad guy, so easy to hate. However at the end when he said he loves Nathan, that was real emotion, or rather great acting. Either way, I loved it. I like to see the softer side of Dan. After all he is a person too, and struggling to make his own way through life just like everyone else. Must be tough to be so hated.

3 points off for destroying books, and 2 off for Lucas and Brooke not being Lucas and Peyton, plus 1 for Dan almost crying.