Okay that was officially the scariest BP ever!

   But what was with no Harry?! Uh oh...I think we may need another award - the Where is Harry award. But that just doesn't have the same ring to it that the Where is Marilyn award has.

   Speaking of having no lines, Danny was complaining to Steven about his lack of lines in the talent show skit. Just then, Lauren comes in, and, still complaining, Danny offers the part to her. See this makes perfect sense because with exception to a few of the more recent episodes, Lauren's accustomed to having no lines! [g]

   Oh, and on the subject of awards, this is the second episode in a row to have no Mrs. Peters! Yay! If you ask me, that *definately* deserves an award!

   Right before one of the commercial breaks, Scott is talking to Lauren and the cops, I think, and they all walk off, leaving Scott standing on the school's emblem thingy in what seems to be either the front or center of the school. Man, that is so Steven's spot! I was thinking Steven was going to get shot and this was some sort of foreshadowing that Scott would take his place. Whew, did that scare me!

   I found it quite obvious when Austin mentioned the masks that he was the one. I don't know why, I usually don't pick up on details like that, but right when he said it I was like "Whoa...hold on a second! How does he know that?!"

   I always thought that Ronnie and Danny had some chemistry, but now I've decided that they are definately going to get together, the sole reason being that the kiss in the talent was just *made* to go in the "previously, on Boston Public..." I mean can't you just see it now?!

   So Marilyn got back at Ronnie. But come on! She could've done so much better! Danny's idea here: she should've gotten Matthew's number and told Harvey that Matthew was interested in singing a love song duet with him to Ronnie. I can understand why DEK wouldn't do that, because it's a little too similar to what they did at the Christmas pageant, but Marilyn really could've come up with something better.

   Finally, at the diploma awarding to the teachers (which was really sweet, I must say), did anyone else notice that it was the same music as that from last season's graduation. Here's the twist: it switched to this kind of scary tune, and then faded to Lauren and Austin in the jail cell, just like last season ended when it faded to Mrs. Peters in the basement! That, my friends, is why I'd call this the creepiest episode of BP. ::shiver:: It just sends chilld down my spine!