And that's not to mention who makes out with whom! Most surprising of all, though, is what Molly and Amy discover about each other. THE DRAMA: Time for overachieving BFFs Amy ( Kaitlyn Dever) and Molly ( Beanie Feldstein) to make up for four years of abstaining from the company of their classmates-let the last-minute revelations begin! Molly is much better at beer pong than Nick would have guessed Amy has a pleasant (if slightly pitchy) singing voice, much to George's ( Noah Galvin) surprise Hope ( Diana Silvers) isn't the mean girl Amy always took her for and Triple A (Molly Gordon, but please don't call her that) is really not so bad, Molly realizes. THE JAMS: "You Oughta Know," Alanis Morissette "Slip Away," Perfume Genius Just try not to get stuck at weird side parties on the way. THE INVITE: It's the night before graduation-party at Nick's (Mason Gooding) house! The whole senior class has been invited, and approximately 500 pizzas have been ordered.
All the teenagers being deeply frustrated and having no idea what to do about it? That's one thing we know to be true. But, emotionally speaking, so much of the 10 Things bash hits home, from Cameron's heartbreak to Kat's general discontent to Bianca's slow realization that she's chosen the wrong guy.
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Only in our teen movie dreams does one clearly shady FREE BEER flier attract such a huge, oddly punctual crowd to such a huge, suspiciously party-ready house.
TOO REAL? In the practical sense, not so much. In short: It's just a party, and hell is just a sauna. Meanwhile, Joey's a bore and Michael can't flirt. Patrick won't kiss Kat, but Bianca kisses Cameron (in the car). THE DRAMA: Cameron ( Joseph Gordon-Levitt) loves Bianca ( Larisa Oleynik)! Bianca loves Joey (Andrew Keegan)! Joey loves himself! Kat ( Julia Stiles) loves nobody! Patrick ( Heath Ledger) loves money! So, Kat gets trashed, dances on a table, and throws up on a swing set. THE JAMS: "Hypnotize," The Notorious B.I.G. THE INVITE: Bogey Lowenstein's (Kyle Cease) perfectly civilized wine and cheese party for Padua High School's future MBAs gets crashed by the entire student body after Michael ( David Krumholtz), recently ousted from the group due to a ludicrous rumor that he buys his Izods at an outlet mall, distributes a flyer advertising a raging house party. And isn't "word vomit followed by actual vomit" a pretty good metaphor for (or even just a straight description of) how a lot of bad nights can feel? TOO REAL? Like so much of Mean Girls, Cady's chaotic party is realer than anything that's ever actually happened, heightened to unpleasant levels of disaster and humiliation to really get to the heart of a teen party gone wrong. Finally, to make matters worse, Cady is wearing an awful dress in color-blocked black and pink, despite it not being a Wednesday. Cady finally has a conversation with a disenchanted Aaron Samuels ( Jonathan Bennett), only to be interrupted by Regina, prompting Cady to get sick. Gretchen ( Lacey Chabert) gets drunk and then confronts (and makes out with) Jason (Daniel DeSanto). THE DRAMA: Cady misses Janis' ( Lizzy Caplan) art show to host the doomed gathering, which soon attracts an enormous crowd of people she doesn't know. THE JAMS: "Fire (Yes, Yes Y'all)," Joe Budden feat. THE INVITE: Cady's ( Lindsay Lohan) parents are gone and her quest to destroy Regina George ( Rachel McAdams) continues when she hosts a "small get-together"-and doesn't invite the deposed queen bee.
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