Hellfire

He wasn't helping her cheat because Karma said it was an open relationship.

I think Liam isn't even that bad of a character. He was living in a lie the whole season, and based on his reactions to things he's a pretty good guy. I mean he might be a huge player, but everybody has flaws.

I was just throwing out ideas. Adderall wouldn't make sense because Tommy (probably) wanted sex and Lauren had to tell him about whatever it is because of that. Then Tommy breaks up with her. So maybe if we want to find out, we should go back through the season for hints with these things in mind.

dohe, I totally understand where you're coming from. I was just trying to remind people the writers have done a fantastic job with the rest of the season before they demand their heads when we aren't sure where this is actually headed. I feel like Amy was just having sex with Liam to spite Karma. Every character has done fucked up things this season except Amy until that last scene. I get what the writers were trying to do, but I still didn't like it. Maybe Amy starts dating Liam next season just to spite Karma? Who knows, which is why I'm just going to abstain judgement rather than cry how the entire show is shit now.

Time to rewatch the season and look for hints guys. Off the top of my head, would the fact that she didn't give nudes to Tommy a hint she might be trans*? Also, I think on a highschool relationship timeline, when she broke up with Tommy would be about the time he would want sex, in which case she would be forced to tell him. Or maybe it's HIV? Edit: Her ex friends commented how she has her period every two weeks and irregular/more frequent periods can be a symptom of HIV. Although that comment could have also been a figurative waybto say she gets bitchy all the time.

I just want to add one thing. The writers did an amazing job this entire season except the two-way revenge sex. To go with that, MTV had a chance to not air the scene. So what I take from that is that they have a very good idea in mind for next season that needed that scene to happen. It may seem bad right now, but if you trust the writers it might be a good idea to abstain judgement until season 2. Edit: I didn't read that interview above, which I think supports my claims. Why would he have an interview prepared in advance for damage control if he didn't think the ending would make people angry? If he knew it would make people angry, he would not have done the scene unless he's confident in it creating a interesting situation for season 2.

This was filler. But it was good filler and has setup an awesome finale.

I can't help but think the episode title, "Burnt Toast," has something to do with Shane's comment about whol wheat vs sour dough. Karma will decide between Liam and Amy