Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

...you've almost killed my daughter.

...but before he got here, you were happy.

Or are you concerned about the pressure from parents...

What are you doing with my girlfriend?

Have you ever had so much to drink that you blacked out?

Welcome to the Harbor School, Ryan. I'll be watching you.

Actually, I gotta go too.

I don't know what happened in Mexico, but here's what I do know:

Your mom mentioned a boyfriend. Luke?

- Sit down, finish the test. - I can't.

You're gonna want to settle.

All right, let's all talk.

Well, we had a basketball hoop.

- Come in. - No way.

So I guess there's no need to worry, right?

Marissa needed help, you were worried about her.

Yes. And when one of these cases actually deserves to go before a jury...

And her mom's going home, so...

I know. Have you talked to Marissa?

You're a strange and mysterious woman, Summer.

I mean, how is any of this even possible?

I'm with Marissa, and I need your advice.

Do I win the free set of steak knives?

Yeah, no, tomorrow's gonna be too late.

- Really? - Yeah. I'm serious.

...adequate preparation for the rigors of our curriculum.

- Julie, sit down. - No. I don't want to sit down.

I'm not afraid of your mom.

You're one of us now, Sandy. Better start wrapping your head around it.

...having problems with her boyfriend.

- You're gonna miss me when I'm gone. - When are you leaving?

Hey, your mom and the doctor are on the move.

I should go check on him. He's two floors down. He's, like, incontinent.

...I don't know, you and me could go see a movie or something.

Well, if we're not gonna eat, let's just go.

- Hi, Rachel. I'm Jimmy. - Hi.

When Julie Cooper found out that Marissa ran away from a hospital After sniffing Ghetto D in her Hospital room

And after everything I've done, she kind of has me over a barrel, kiddo.

Well, no surprise you're involved in all this.

Ryan, if this is too difficult, tell me. If the Cohens are pressuring you...

What does this have to do with Marissa? Do you know where she...?

The most important thing is that we make sure Marissa feels safe.

Always. Even in the shower.

I'm just concerned that he hasn't had...