Unadulterated Loathing...

All right, I'm going to get Zach out of the way first so the whole post isn't colored with disgust. I can understand him being angry and hurt with the revelation of Josh's thievery but his emotional and verbal abuse of Kendall is unwarranted and out of character. She has every right to be concerned for her brother in the face of threats to "make him disappear." It appears as though Charles Pratt is taking Mr. Slater down a very dark path and I am none to happy. My hate for Zach is beginning to eclipse that of Ryan.

Annie's plot to kill Greenlee unfolds as she breaks into her apartment wielding a gun stolen from The Chandler Mansion. After several unsuccessful attempts, Annie returns to the mansion just in time for Ryan to enter her room and confront her about the restraining order she put on him. The argument that ensues ends with Annie being rushed to the hospital on the verge of a miscarriage. A confrontation with Kendall leads to Annie's worst fears being realized. By weeks end, riddled with sadness and guilt, Annie seems driven to confess her sins.

Franklin receives redeployment papers and is headed back to Iraq. Angie is doing whatever necessary to stop it including enlisting Randi's assistance. Jesse continues getting and making mysterious phone calls and agrees to meet up with the yet-to-be-identified individual.

JR knows Adam is up to something but can't put his finger on what. Someone needs to tell The Powers That be that Adam is far better than this ridiculous poison fragrance storyline. The only thing saving this at all for me is the actor playing Pete. If the rumors of Babe's impending demise are true, all of this will be for not anyway.

That does it as far as anything of importance. I enjoyed the show this week and hope it continues rebounding.