Alli's parents find out about her rebelliousness over the years (multiple boyfriends, scandalous photos) and K.C.'s mom tries to convince Jenna that she doesn't live in a fairytale world.
All in all, I though it was a good episode. Melinda Shankhar gave a good performance and you can tell that she has gotten better in the last three seasons. This is proof that the tenth season has really redeemed Degrassi seeing as season 8 and 9 were awful. We've had enough character development with the new generation that we can actually care about these characters. She finally realized how much her actions were hurting her, and dealt with it. Before she just kinda made mistake after mistake and shook it off. This was the time where she decided to change how she lives her life. She really thought that boys were able to control her emotionally. One thing though...Aislinn Paul's crying scene ... *cringe*
Jenna's storyline was admittedly less...interesting. The thing is, Jenna still has not redeemed herself from last season so it's hard to have any sympathy for her. She's a backstabber, none of her decisions so far revolve around her unborn child, not to mention that Jessica Tyler is not the best actress on the show in the least. She has improved though...
So a generally good two-parter that did not disappoint!
All in all, I though it was a good episode. Melinda Shankhar gave a good performance and you can tell that she has gotten better in the last three seasons. This is proof that the tenth season has really redeemed Degrassi seeing as season 8 and 9 were awful. We've had enough character development with the new generation that we can actually care about these characters. She finally realized how much her actions were hurting her, and dealt with it. Before she just kinda made mistake after mistake and shook it off. This was the time where she decided to change how she lives her life. She really thought that boys were able to control her emotionally. One thing though...Aislinn Paul's crying scene ... *cringe*
Jenna's storyline was admittedly less...interesting. The thing is, Jenna still has not redeemed herself from last season so it's hard to have any sympathy for her. She's a backstabber, none of her decisions so far revolve around her unborn child, not to mention that Jessica Tyler is not the best actress on the show in the least. She has improved though...
So a generally good two-parter that did not disappoint!