Aside from Libby popping up in her teacher's role and Toadie making a one scene appearance so he can put his foot in his mouth, this is a completely teen-centric episode.In fact, it hasn't even got all of them in it, leading to something of an overdose of oestrogen.Although their demolition of Amanda at the committee meeting is rather amusing, Donna and especially Kate unfortunately come across as self-righteous. It would have been nice for the Amanda/Harry plot line to have run for a bit longer rather than her showing him her true colours straightaway. Kyle is good entertainment value as always, especially in the scene where Amanda chooses him as her date.Zeke's plan to save Harry's reputation is good and Donna's outrage that anyone would choose Amanda over her("You think I have a nice personality?!")is very funny.
The other plot line centres around Sunny getting paranoid over Zeke's past relationships.The histrionics between these two are becoming rather wearing and it'd be nice if things could actually run smoothly for a while.Donna commenting that she never met Taylah is a bit of a shock that reminds viewers of the high cast turnover on this show.The episode would have worked a lot better if they could have included Ringo, the only other one of the teens who's actually been on the show a decent length of time.Donna and Kyle's off-screen contributions to the radio discussion are rather amusing.
The other plot line centres around Sunny getting paranoid over Zeke's past relationships.The histrionics between these two are becoming rather wearing and it'd be nice if things could actually run smoothly for a while.Donna commenting that she never met Taylah is a bit of a shock that reminds viewers of the high cast turnover on this show.The episode would have worked a lot better if they could have included Ringo, the only other one of the teens who's actually been on the show a decent length of time.Donna and Kyle's off-screen contributions to the radio discussion are rather amusing.