The return of Mia seems designed to please no-one.Those that hate the character will be annoyed that she's back and those that like her will be annoyed with the way it's handled.The girl seems to be used as a verbal punchbag by the self-righteous Ramsay Street elders, being blamed for something that was as much Zeke's fault as hers, yet the ending suggests that they're right and she is up to something.Or possibly not, since she doesn't seem too happy about it.
Andrew, Harry and Summer have good chemistry as a friendship group and potential menage a trois but the material they have to work with, with a bunch of backbiting and recriminations, is a bit dull.Although them being chased by geeks is rather amusing.Toadie pops into the episode to provide some half-hearted light relief which doesn't really tie in with his current storyline and it isn't clear whether we're meant to take him seriously or not.
Andrew, Harry and Summer have good chemistry as a friendship group and potential menage a trois but the material they have to work with, with a bunch of backbiting and recriminations, is a bit dull.Although them being chased by geeks is rather amusing.Toadie pops into the episode to provide some half-hearted light relief which doesn't really tie in with his current storyline and it isn't clear whether we're meant to take him seriously or not.