View the gallery The very first line of this episode -- in reference to needing information -- is one of the girls saying they should break out their candy striper uniforms again. I love when this show has a sense of humor about itself.
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View the gallery Hanna is wearing loser pants. For real.
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View the gallery This shirt may be my favorite thing Mandi Line has ever done. [Photos: Cap-It]
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Samantha Jones will show up on season two of The Carrie Diaries, which ought to be interesting, because do they have the actress study Kim Cattrall's work? Will it be a new interpretation, or an echo, and will either one ever work? If she imitates Kim, it might
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View the gallery In which the masks come back into play, and the show begins launching its spinoff, Ravenswood, which involves desaturated shots and Meg Foster.
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View the gallery I can't believe it took this long for a Melrose Place shout-out, but thank GOD it was the one our souls called out for the most: SHE RIPPED OFF HER WIG. It's not even a Sydney Andrews moment, but Laura Leighton did
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View the gallery I just can't wait for this show and its terrible masks to turn into a knockoff of the Jim Carrey vehicle The Mask. Clothes-wise, we didn't get too much of interest until Aria swooped in at the middle of the hour and
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View the gallery This show has finally outdone itself by adding into the plot A BIRD WHO KNOWS TOO MUCH. I wish it would share, because when it comes to this show, for SURE it knows more than I do. Also: a headband that turns into a beret, A Mysterious
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View the gallery There was a lot of juice bubbling up on this show, but instead of fermenting into some sweet, sweet, mind-scrambling hooch, it just ended up spilling all over the rug and making a mess. Translation: Despite some basically adorable soapy elements, I was super disappointed in
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View the gallery This one ends with not one, but two big bangs. One is figurative, and neither is sexual. All I know is, the next two one (apparently the finale is tonight and there are only 21 episodes this season?) are probably going to be fairly juicy and I
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View the gallery Here's my issue with this show -- well, one of many, most of which you are already all too aware: I have a tendency to forget what it happening on it AS IT HAPPENS. It's like...in one eye and out the other. Part
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View the gallery I can't believe SEXY THINGS HAPPENED when I went out of town. Also, does this mean that I need to go out of town for the whole season?
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View the gallery So, after a couple of bum weeks, I am glad to report that HoD pulled it together for the season finale -- and I am relieved that the show got renewed, given that this season ended on a bit of an emotional cliffhanger in terms of the longterm
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View the gallery Soooooo, everyone in this episode acted kind of like an ass. With the exception of Lemon. How times have changed. This time last year, I never would have guessed that Lemon would emerge from an episode as the only character for whom I had any sympathy -- or
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View the gallery In which Brick's Brain Fog is revealed and dealt with in like 22 minutes flat, after 3 episodes of dancing around it. This season had been going so well -- until about three episodes ago, when the forward motion of the plot shuddered to a slow
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