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| Message Posted On Monday, January 5th 2009 At 7:13 pm |
tikidawg
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The episode was better than I expected it to be. I didn't think that Peyton would be pregnant... but if that's all it is, why was she researching cancer?
I liked that Brooke finally got closure on her whole attack part. It was good to see her as a badass again. |
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| Message Posted On Wednesday, January 7th 2009 At 8:32 am |
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| On Wednesday, January 7th 2009 8:32 am, tikidawg wrote: | | The episode was better than I expected it to be. I didn't think that Peyton would be pregnant... but if that's all it is, why was she researching cancer? |
It might be because of Ellie Harp, you know, who died cause of breast cancer. She might be doing stuff in order to prevent getting it herself, or some kind of safety precaution. I thought she has cancer too, but.. eh.
I don't even remember the entire episode.
I really liked the scenes of Jamie and his friend though, and them visiting Quentin.
Off topic: I have been watching the second, third, and now currently the fourth seasons on DVD. I just need to rewatch the first, fifth, and now the current season. I never realized how little I have actually seen. I think I watched a total of 5-7 episodes out of the 60-ish episodes.  |
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| Message Posted On Wednesday, January 7th 2009 At 7:41 pm |
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