Finally, an episode that brings the 8 main characters and their separate storylines together. I hope they interact more. Except for Holly. She's easily the weakest part of the show.

Richie sometimes comes across as more of a snivelling femme than sensitive, but his relationship with Lina is sweet.

i did like how no one remembered each other. they didn't hang out across those groups, so it was cool to see no one remember holly (and vice versa).

"she's the one who killed the rabbit with her shoe"

lots of other good lines, like duncan's mom saying his cell number was "speed dial 2".

and the last scene when ethan puts his arm on kat's shoulder, and she shoots him a glare.

kyle and holly over-act quite a bit. kind of distracting.

I missed this ep last night and just caught it on CBS's innertube (they have all 10 eps available to watch).

Great ep... at first I didn't like Richie, but think he's the "glue" of the show.

I watched the special clips on the site and saw his interview. David Crane discovered him watching a performance of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" as Leaf Coneybear. He read for Kyle and Richie, but thought he plugged into Richie better.

The line of the night was Ethan's comment to Kyle after he was told that Aaron was gay to: "That's good, otherwise you'd be saying, 'hey, what are you doing back there?'"

Most of the male cast, except for Zonk and the Latino guy are kinda femme to me - it's weird.

This is a guilty pleasure of mine. Not sure why I keep tuning in, but I do.