I mean what can be said about this one. I was speechless after this one and trust me it takes a whole lot to make me speechless. I mean JT, he didn't even have to go there with Idesha knowing how things were in the house. But he had to start some mad drama. But I feel that Krystal should have been kicked out the house also. She CLAIMS she was attacked from behind but she sure did have enough time to pick that shoe/stilleto up wielding it. But I'm glad Vanessa gave her a good one because she had been complaining ever since she got there. Vanessa even tried to reach out to her when she felt homesick. They were cool before Krystal went on her complaining spree. I mean everybody was just trying to make the best out of their time there and she brought the mood down by complaining. I mean she is the cause of most of the tension anyway. I mean Fallon was cool when she got there but when she started hanging with Krystal she started tripping too. Vanessa should have never been kicked out if Krystal wasn't. Krystal just started talking junk to Vanessa when she tried to pacify the situation between JT and Idesha. But Vanessa still got on that though. Much props to her.

I loooove this girl she can act and I guess she has room to boast but doesn't. I mean I couldn't stand in "Mean Girls" because I thought she was a b**c h. I didn't think anyone (eve n on TV) could be soooo cruel. But I grew soft spot in my heart when she played Allie in "The Notebook". Greatest movie ever. I still cry every time I see that movie. She has some good acting chops. What are the odds of someone hooking up with their co-star in a love story. Well she did. I was kind of glad she got with Ryan. I mean they make such a good couple. Hope it lasts. But it probably will. I also loved her quirky, naive character in "Wedding Crashers" alongside Vince Vaughnn and Owen Wilson. Good job on playing that naive character oh so well. She prepares for her roles so well. I read somewhere that she took sailing classes for her role in aforementioned movie. What's not to love about her.

I like this episode because we see Moesha and Q once again on the verge of a reconciliation. But I didn't like how Hakeem and Niecy did her. They were suppose to be the only ones who wouldn't let her down. But they failed. Anyway, Hakeem knew that him and Moesha was having problems considering his work schedule. But him kissing Niecy was just the cherry on the sundae. I also didn't like how Frank just shipped Dorian off to boot camp without a single explanation. I agree he doesn't treat Dorian like his other kids though he claims he cares for him. Even though Moesha and Q had their problems when they were going out, Q wouldn't dare cheat on her or "accidentally" kiss her best friend. That was the highlight of the show. I'm glad she decided to get back with Q and go on tour with him. He seemed sincere then but on into the relationship he wanted to change up on her. But Hakeem wouldn't have to beg so hard if he tried his best to keep their relationship strong. I wouldn't have forgiven Niecy so fast as Moesha did though. What she did is unforgivable. Then Niecy gonna act like what she did wasn't all that big of a deal. She should have sympathized with how Moesha felt about the situation. I gave it that score because I don't think Frank should have sent Dorian to boot camp.

I like this episode because it taught its viewers a lesson. The lesson learned was that you shouldn't rush into something you are not ready for. I guess Carlton was tired of all the jokes about him being a virgin. In a way, it was Will's fault. I mean he and his friends didn't have to keep making jokes about Carlton's situation. Will convinced him that Joann was Miss Right. I guess what Carlton mistaken for love what something else. According to Joann, it was something that made her feel better since her separation from Dean Morgan. She should have told him beforehand that she wasn't as serious about it as he was. That was kind of a bad way to break it down to him. She could have told him another way. But then again he didn't have to take that big of a step with a woman he just met. I give it 5 thumbs up.

I liked this episode but it was kind of mean on Shay and Larissa's part. They really didn't have to set Schatar up like that. But if Schatar wouldn't have stolen the dresses in the past they probably would have given her the benefit of the doubt. Like they say you can't run from your past. That one decision definitely came back to bite her in the butt. Darra could have really benefited from the charm school so I didn't see any reason for her to be eliminated. She really could have used those tools to prosper in life but I guess she was destined to follow another path. I feel that since that little incident with Leilene's pictures, Shay and Larissa's faith in each other will ultimately be shaken. Shay felt guilty after taken the pictures and setting Schatar up. I don't even know why she even agreed to do that. Larissa will turn on her in a heartbeat for some money. Shay wasn't really responsible for the taking of the pictures but she was an accessory to it and she knew where they were. This was her opportunity to step up and stand on her own and she didn't take it.