@avclub-fb0b846795cf733c96f2f97afd3bb594:disqus Is he though? I can only think of the first season and some lingering moments because his pack consisted of outcast high schoolers.

I think we're forgetting that last season started slow too. It doesn't get really intense until episode 6/7 when all the pieces have been set up and start to take action.

I think Crystal Reed and Daniel Sharman dated in real life. I can see some chemistry translating to the screen.

There's definitely some odd thoughts on masculinity versus feminity (spelling?) though.

When did they have time? Wouldn't we have seen it?

I thought that was love.

Right? She just wanted to get laid.

I would assume he's about early 20s at this point. He might have been *19* when the first season began.

I feel blonde today— Scott and Allison definitely did the deed?

I think Season 2 is the strong point because the characters are less whiny and more mature and it's less about Scott discovering his new powers (which I always find dull).

Daniel Sharman isn't going to die until at least the end. I just can't see it. I think they just couldn't get him to sign as a series regular for some reason, but is holding essentially the same purpose.

Poor Mama McCall. She needs some sleep!

Yes! The tournament would just never happen. It just amused/annoyed me so much. The worst offender of tennis etiquette must come from Bridesmaids. Kristen Wiig holds the racket completely off.

I came here because it needs to be said: that was some terrible tennis playing. Very bad and fake. No one was holding the racket or hitting the ball correctly and it was bad. Also, no umpire EVER would announce the score for a country club match. That's a fact.

I did not know of this comedian. Thanks! This brightened my day!

Awww everyone is so nice! Thank you. Unfortunately, I contracted Bell's Palsy a few weeks ago and thus my face is partially paralyzed. I'm allowed one alcoholic drink today because of medication.

In more important new, it's my 21st birthday and all of my shows are gone for the summer.

I'll say in terms of TV/movies, it was my older sister. The five year age difference really forced me to watch a lot of 90s teen dramas, to which I hold dear affection to this day. Dawson's Creek, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Are you Afraid of the Dark?. Later in life— Flight of the Conchords,…

The stations in Philly are still kind of terrible. But I'll take your word for it.

@avclub-668d17e713035d498574d832bdd3d7f7:disqus Fair enough. I think this is just difference of opinion. I didn't think the Rory/Paris moments in this episode were that strong.