Episode Report Card Jacob Clifton: A+ | 60 USERS: A+ YOU GRADE IT The Smartest Guy In The Room
By Jacob Clifton | Season 4 | Episode 17 | Aired on 01.28.2014
Because it's the Liars, the fact that Mona seems more authentic in this scene than almost any other time -- and the fact that Aria seems to be registering this on some level -- will have zero effect on how mean they are to Mona. Which proves her point, I guess, but the thing about forgiveness is, if you have to demand it, you are getting way ahead of yourself. "I have decided that you're not allowed to be mad at me anymore about the horrible thing I did" is a very ass-backward way to roll. So yes, she has a point, but it's because she didn't come knocking on the door that makes it kosher: Aria is yelling at her, she responds sensibly. But then, if she is doing this to mess with Aria -- which, even if she isn't, she's begging the question, which is even tackier -- that puts the Liars in the right again. Oh Mona. You do bewitch, and additionally bewilder.
ANDREW! ANDREW!
Spencer: "Andrew! Back from being Rosewood amounts of scary on The Fosters, the best new show on television and one of the best shows of all time?"
Andrew: "Just makin' copies. Want to quiz each other about Physics? Because we have a test?"
Spencer: "We what? I am droppin' balls left and right! I better start doing drugs."
Andrew: "You kind of already look like you are. I mean, in the context of you always look amazing."
Spencer: "Just lie to the teacher for me, and after school deliver your notes to my house."
Andrew: "Uh, okay. I will also possibly bring you drugs. With a face like this, I can pretty much just make people do things too."
FITZ
Mona: "Mr. Fitz, you rang?"
Ezra: "Get in here and close the door."
Mona: "Yep."
They both have goofy, creepy, crazy A-Team smiles on their faces. What a beautiful moment! What a wonderful time to be alive in America. To see something so wonderful being born.
THE BREW
I forgot how awesome Sean Faris talks! Say some shit! Read me a book!
Hanna comes back from the bathroom still wearing her bizarre Hagrid-looking trenchcoat, and rains hell down on a busboy for moving her book when she was almost at the end. But of course he did not move the book, so she like vaguely apologizes.
Holbrook: "Two pages from the end? I just saw you yesterday. Man, once you learned to read it was a whole new ballgame, huh?"
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