So it’s still the first day of school for the kids of West Beverly and everyone is looking to join new clubs and extracurricular activities. Take Naomi for instance who recruits a tech geek from the Tech Club to show her how to send a text anonymously. Silver wants to approach Dixon, which would be a bad idea, because that box on his head is seriously blowing his ego to epic proportions that would make Steve Sanders laugh at it’s idiocy. Finally, Navid’s animosity for Teddy is growing by the second and he takes it out on recruiting for the West Beverly Blaze.
Another day at West Bev, indeed, folks.
Meanwhile, Little Orphan Annie collects herself in the bathroom after being blown off by that senior Mark. Naomi enters the bathroom and her nostrils flare for the kill. Annie doesn’t speak while being faced down by Naomi and her sidekicks, Nostril One and Two, and leaves the area after Naomi declares Annie’s downfall.
Naomi is finally stopped by Liam, who explains that he was sent to boot camp for three months and couldn’t get in contact with anyone due to the place’s electronic challenged fortress. He apologizes, but Naomi doesn’t buy it and berates him for sleeping with Annie. Confused, Liam tells her that he didn’t sleep with Annie, but he did sleep with someone. Naomi demands to know whom got the goodies and the guilty party arrives to pick her up from school. Liam and Jen share eye contact and Liam keeps his mouth shut.
But no, folks. Jen doesn’t stop there. She goes to Liam’s mother and tells her that Liam has caused great harm to Naomi and requests for him to stay away from her. Liam’s mother agrees with this assessment without asking what her son did to need a restraining order put on him.
Ryan Matthews is back, to my disdain. I still believe he could have been cast off to Melrose Place where he could have some sort of relevance. But anyway, Ryan and Jen had a date scheduled, but she ‘overbooked’ another date with his and left him standing like the dumb dupe that he is at her place. Better luck next time, loser.
