There's some nice characterisation in here but the overriding feeling is that Romeo and Ruby pretty much deserve each other so the ending, where we're presumably supposed to be pleased that Romeo's chosen Indi, is odd to say the least.Ruby is self-absorbed as always, with the fact that her actions might affect Indigo and Casey apparently not occurring to her.Nicole has a few interesting bits while Miles is annoyingly ineffective, handing Romeo some fairly poor advice.Sid is on the button but derailed by a typically childish Marilyn.
The main problem is Romeo, who starts the episode pleased about losing his virginity to Ruby, then gets worried when he realises that Indigo wasn't planning to break up with him after all.After trying to solve the problem by virtually asking Indi to break up with him, which is a pretty cowardly move, he decides Indi's his best bet because...he watches a sexy video of her and realises what he'd miss out on if he broke up with her.She deserves a lot better.
The main problem is Romeo, who starts the episode pleased about losing his virginity to Ruby, then gets worried when he realises that Indigo wasn't planning to break up with him after all.After trying to solve the problem by virtually asking Indi to break up with him, which is a pretty cowardly move, he decides Indi's his best bet because...he watches a sexy video of her and realises what he'd miss out on if he broke up with her.She deserves a lot better.