Oh my god. Look. You guys OWE ME for this one. You think that Mean Girls 2 would be an easy assignment, right? I mean, Mean Girls: Original Flavor is genius. So surely that genius might trickle down, right? WRONG. This thing is more of a hot mess than Lindsay Lohan is right now.
First of all, it opens with a title card telling us it’s been “formatted for time and content.” And yet, wasn’t this movie MADE for ABC Family? PLEASE TELL ME THEY DIDN’T ORIGINALLY MAKE THIS FOR WIDE RELEASE. No. They couldn’t possibly have done: for one thing, it’s full of actors who are in other ABC Family shows, so….right? Right.
Our protagonist is Jo Mitchell:
You know she’s cool because: she has a boy’s name; she helps her dad work on race cars; she changes schools all the time; she’s a self-proclaimed “loner with a highly revolved defense mechanism”; and she….drives a red Vespa? That’s more “hipster” than “loner,” but whatever, honey. ANYWAY, she’s new in town and is attending the last high school she’ll ever go to before she goes to her “dream college,” Carnegie Mellon, which is name-dropped so many times in the next two hours that I think they were secretly a sponsor. Carnegie Mellon is a great school, but the more times you hear someone say those two words on ABC Family, the less they seem like actual words and more like just a made-up code phrase for something.


















@clsmale @museteach Yes, same here. But when I get stuck I go back and play old levels until I get 3 stars. -H
Fug the Fromage: The Lost Valentine, Starring J.Lo.Hew
As soon as we found out that Golden Globe-nominated Kind Touch specialist Jennifer Love Hewitt was appearing in a Hallmark Hall Of Fame TV movie on CBS alongside Betty White, we had to see it. For one thing, she is playing a reporter — which means that in addition to being a Kind Toucher, she’s now a Truth Toucher. And second:
Spoiler: That shot of J.Lo.Hew in the lower right corner never appears in this movie.
Have you ever wondered what it would look like if you were Betty White, and you realized you’d capped the most fruitful and pop-culturally hip 18 months of your career by sharing the screen with a woman who was in The Client List? I’ll show you:
But we’re getting ahead of ourselves.
Let Us Touch It Together
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