In this episode, Julia's incident with her so-called "Brother" from episode 1 comes back to haunt her as a video accusing her of hooking up with her biological brother. The result is Julia being canceled as the entire internet turns against her. At the same time, Edie finds out that Leon was more involved in her life and growing up than she knew, and Roxy is forced to go back to work for her parents. This is another great episode, as the characters really hit their stride. Julia is once again faced with another tragedy and is able to face it with grace and determination. At the same time, she is also able to separate herself from her father, Leon, as she solves her problems without degrading herself or others. This is also the first episode where the three leads feel like sisters. While there were moments of warmth between the three in the previous episodes, you can clearly see they all care about each other here. Also, this is a great Julia episode and has some of my favorite Julia moments, such as her hiding in her oversized hoodie and the way she responds to her allegations. Brittany Snow is such an amazing actor, and this is a perfect example of that. The way she is able to balance the seriousness of the situations she is in while still being able to have levity and humor is amazing. Also, she is simply stunning in every scene. It is also nice to see Roxy (Emily Osment) finally figure out the path she wants to go down. Overall, it was another great episode and another excellent performance from Brittany Snow.
