As they jumped right into the story, we continued exactly where we left off. The directors played it well, building up extreme tension as to whether or not Dixon would survive. Ultimately, he's still alive but with a high chance of paralysis from the neck down. That doesn't seem like a good fate for someone who was chasing his dream, that being music as well as the love of his life. Bad things come to good people. At least we got to see a softer side of Annie, one that wasn't still weeping over her love affair with the priest. Oh wait, she still was.
It was painful to watch Ade try to get over Dixon and sleep with some other guy, without knowing what was actually happening. This is another lesson. Never assume. Although things seemed hopeless for them both, in actuality Dixon couldn't reach Ade because he had no service. So much happens because of miscommunication these days. Although I am not much of an Ade fan, especially because its so easy for her to get into bed with a stranger, which by the way we see can be very serious cause he can turn out to be some crazy psycho, I do admire her for leaving Vegas and most likely killing any hope for a future career, the minute she found out Dixon was in an accident.
Naomi and Max are such an awkward couple but that's what makes them so awesome. So Naomi has been in jail once or twice, the girl just gets herself in the messiest situations. This happens mainly because she thinks with her heart and not her head. And for someone as stuck up and prissy as Naomi, I applaud her for actually getting married in a Nevada court house without all the glitz and glamour. This literally proves that she is in it for the long haul. Although I do think they should have waited maybe until her engagement jitters wore off and until Max changed out of his failed wedding tux. Sometimes love can wait. Sadly, they cannot even find 5 minutes in bliss. Naomi always has to have someone out to get her. If it isn't her sister, than its competition from school, and now its her husbands best friend. Game on.
Navid and Liam really need to get over Silver. There isn't anything special about her. Especially because she can't decide which guy she's really in love with and she want's to have a baby with her gay best friend. Yes, Teddy has great genes and that baby would be precious, but I just can't seem to think that this whole process doesn't have to be so rushed. She was in love with Liam. Let that love grow. Let it endure hardships and struggles and ultimately what's meant to happen will happen. There's definitely a time span on her window of opportunity, I just don't think there should be such an emphasis on having the baby right now. Its actually quite selfish of her. Unfortunately, Vanessa didn't burn in the fire. Having the crazy psychopath disappear is all I've ever dream of during each episode. Her manipulative ways are disgusting and Liam of all people doesn't deserve that. But don't expect her to go anywhere because she knew he didn't have the money to pay her off and conveniently his bar burned down. Although yeah it was sort of an accident, Liam didn't really light the place on fire, he was still there and he still let it happen. If this gets out it means a lot of trouble for him. And I'm sure it will get out, with the help of crazy one.
This was a very strong season premiere, hooking fans with compelling story lines and introducing a wide variety of new characters that are opening up the doors to many new plots. Lets just pray that Annie will get out of her slumber, Ade will stop being, well easy, Dixon will make a full recovery, Navid and Liam will get over Silver, Naomi will take down Max's best friend and live happily ever after and Silver and Teddy will become two great looking parents, Vanessa will die, and Carly Ray Jepsen will never make another appearance, or sing another song.
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