Episode 7

In this episode, Grace's mom made invitations for Adrian's shower, but Amy and Grace don't know who to invite. So Adrian decides she's going to invite all her enemies. Which is everyone who had sex with Ricky, to show them how great her life is without him. She calls out in the hallway everyone who has had sex with Ricky to give them the invitations. Amy starts to cry because she didn't like having to see all the girls Ricky had been with all at once. So after Adrian did that, Amy did not want to throw her a shower anymore. Well then Adrian got upset because she felt like Amy was pointing out to her that she didn't have any friends by making her come up with her own guest list.

Of course Ben trying to be the knight in shining armor, he tries to protect Adrian by talking to Amy but Ricky stops him and tells him it's a girl fight so they shouldn't get involved. Ben didn't listen to Ricky and goes over to Amy's house and put her down hard. George walked into it and kicked him out. So of course George goes over and talks to Leo about it to make Ben apologize. Then Amy and Ashley fought, and so did Ricky and Adrian. It's just become this big war between the whole town it seems! Ricky is the only mature one in all of this I find. That was definitely a jerk move for Adrian to do that to Amy. I was not impressed at all that she did that!

Here are the episode parts 1-4 in order.
http://youtu.be/0oxpMEVxyt8

http://youtu.be/9ugDt6kF_38

http://youtu.be/moRQL6c0sCM

http://youtu.be/9_nagD5KlKo

Episode 6

Adrian and Grace went shopping for wedding dresses. Grace is a little unsure about the whole thing... especially about if the dress is going to fit. Adrian then tells Grace that her and Ben had sex again and she loved it. She loved it so much that she told the salesperson about it too! Later on, she goes over to Amy's just to tell her how good her sex was with Ben along with thanking her for helping throw a wedding shower.

Throughout this, Amy is still having concerns about moving in with Ricky; but he is definitely ready now. So ready that he rushes over to talk to her about it and runs into Ashley's study buddy, Toby's, stepsister, Karlee. He realizes that she is an old sex buddy!

When they leave, Amy states that when she says "No" to sex, she means no. this doesn't mean that she is going to say no every time but she wants him to know that she's not going to have sex with him whenever he wants. Ricky gets frustrated and impatient so he storms out. Karlee ends up stopping by his place that for sex but surprisingly Ricky doesn't answer the door! He goes out and plays golf with Amy instead.

I think Amy and Adrian need to stop comparing their relationships and get over themselves. Ricky needs to get more patient and know that their relationship isn't all about sex. I think he's finally starting realize what a real relationship really is about.

Episode 5

Ricky is still trying to decide what to say to Amy. He's not ready to deal with this yet. He wants Amy to go to college while he works at the butcher shop and look after John. Adrian knows him well enough, and why he's being hesitant so she tells Amy to use reverse psychology so he'll ask her to move in with him. Amy is nice enough to give advice to Adrian on how to get Ben to buy the condo she wants.
Adrian also tells Ben that he will be able to go back to his house even though he's moving out.

Grace and Grant have sex and they loved it. They are glad they waited because they are so much closer now than they were. They both tell each other they love each other.

George gets Ashley a study buddy named Toby to work with. It seems like they might get along! George decides he needs to get some friends so he takes Ricky's mom, Nora out on a date. Of course he doesn't know that Nora is a lesbian and they end up meeting her partner at the restaurant with Ruben. When he calls Anne she tells him Amy doesn't want to marry Ricky she just wants to move in with him. She had to calm George down after he heard that telling him that it's time for the mother and father to start a life of their own.