As much as I'm not a fan, I hope they don't kill him off only because I don't particularly want to see 10 episodes of Bay in mourning.

And Senator Kennish becomes a fervent advocate of the death penalty.

Yeah, the "fight fire with theft" tactic was moronic. Just taking the higher ground and returning his stuff would have been enough to make him eat his words.

I don't particularly like Bay and Ty together, but I'm really hoping that the writers don't go down the "Emmett tries to move in on Bay while her boyfriend is gone" road. Emmett trying to condone cheating would be a bad way to go forward. I also hope that they don't go down the "Ty cheats on Bay due to the stresses of…

I like the theme song too, but I think they took the titles away because the whole "Annie twirling her way to the door" scene actually took place, so it would be kind of redundant now.

Emmett's dynamic with his dad really hasn't changed. It's been pretty terrible since season 1. His dad didn't actually look out for him, and then he made Emmett feel like he'd rather stick up for his crazy pot-dealing girlfriend than his son. That doesn't just get erased by him having one serious conversation with…

Also, Parker may have been on the pill and still become pregnant. I could see Coto "convincing" her that if she's on the pill, then condoms are unnecessary, because he's just that kind of guy.

I was looking forward to that too. Fight or not, there should be more interaction between Bay and Emmett. They're still friends. The show makes it seem like Bay and Daphne can only have either friends or a boyfriend at any given time, and they're incapable of having both simultaneously. Sure their lives are…

Holy…cow, that would make my year.

If they were already 17, they'd be 17 going on 18, because their birthday is in October. That would mean they were going to college. 
Right now, they're going into senior year, meaning they're a few months from turning 17.

I've been wondering the same thing. Logically, there is no reason for him to be in Kansas.

A) I completely agree that the actors have no chemistry. And Blair Redford's acting is terrible. He seems to think squinting=depth.