I commend them because most of the time on TV, when friends hurt each other they turn into frenemies so I like their friendship. They both admit that they made some f*ed up choices. On a lighter note, Layla and Olivia make amends. At Shawn’s apartment, Spencer tries to convince Shawn as well but he isn’t too happy about it either, “I’ll get myself out,” Shawn responds to him. Who wants to live in witness protection? Even worse, who wants to be labeled as a snitch? Of course Spencer urges her to take the advice. Coop is not having it because she knows that’s just asking to be killed. Spencer reaches out to Laura, who is an attorney, and she tells them to snitch on Tyrone. Coop’s back is against the wall and she turns to Spencer for help. Gang life: hard to get in, but even harder to get out. Apparently, he didn’t want the scrambled eggs that Shawn offered. Repetitive dialogue is overkill for sarcasm and it was a bit annoying to hear the same line from different characters when they talked to each other. Meanwhile, Tyrone makes a visit to Shawn’s apartment and basically reimposes his threat. Asher feels guilty and embarrassed, of course, but Jordan suggests making things right. He confronts Asher about the homecoming fiasco. Jordan finds Asher in the restaurant while he’s on a date with Ripley. He thought he was putting his foot down, but nope! Ripley (Michelle Hayden) could be a bad influence but she can guide Jordan into putting his life into perspective, even if they break up. This is your problem,” which caught Jordan a little off guard, and he felt a bit guilty. Jordan needed to voice his frustrations but Baker was like, “cut that noise. Life is hard and it’s easy to blame others for your unhappiness because of the perceived pressure to live the life others want for you instead of the life you want. But father knows best, “You have to figure out what’s important to you,” says Baker. Speaking of Jordan, he walks in from the night before barefoot and high and tries to stand up to Baker. And we all thought Jordan had major daddy issues. Football is the only reason Harold wants to be in Asher’s life and he makes that apparent when he kicks him out and tells him to “figure it out” with his mother, who isn’t fond of him either.
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Harold wants Asher on the field by any means necessary, but that goes against the Coach’s morals and ethics as he tries to teach the boys how to be “decent human beings.” Harold doesn’t care, though. Since Coach Baker suspended Asher for the next two games, Asher’s father, Harold Adams, pays Baker a visit. Figuratively, Spencer is like the father he always wanted.
That’s a lot of weight to carry as a teenager and that’s why he holds himself to such a high standard. He never wants to be the one to leave anyone’s side, even if he disagrees with their decisions, because he wants to help them make it right. That’s the demon Spencer keeps bumping into, but it makes sense because he deals with abandonment issues. The next morning, Spencer takes the blame for the situation, but Grace reassures him that all he can do is make choices that will better his life and that he can’t save everybody else. They know that it has turned into a serious problem.
The situation with Tyrone doesn’t create a wider wedge in Coop and Spencer’s friendship, instead they become closer. “Somethings don’t work out as we plan,” Coop and Spencer say to each other when they review the outcomes of their evenings: Spencer decided not to date Layla Coop found herself and Shawn on Tyrone’s (Demetrious Shipp Jr.) bad side when her plan to help Shawn went sour. Spencer gets dropped off in front of his home in Crenshaw in a limousine and sees Coop sitting on the front steps. The show opens and the homecoming dance is over. Asher throws some serious shade and Coop gets a wake-up call that takes a turn for the worse. Layla and Spencer get a handle on what they’re doing because they’re both confused at this point. The premise of this episode is friendship, hence the title that I have chosen. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window).Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window).
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