"Ragged Old Flag"
The scene opens with the cheerleaders practicing. The volleyball team come in and starts to give them a hard time and one of the players throws a ball to Alice, who is at the top of the pyramid. She falls down and asks who threw it. Coach Lodge threatens to file a grievance and the volleyball player tells that it was an accident. The two argue and the volleyball player tells that cheerleaders are only the football players’ groupies. Alice tells that they can jump higher, run faster and do everything else better then them. They agree on a flag football match to which Alice...

This had to be one of my favorite episodes of Hellcats to date. Despite the fact that there was absolutely NO DAN PATCH whatsoever.

I think what made me love this episode most was the humanization of Alice and Jake. Every week they are presented like backstabbing, manipulative jerks, but this episode they really changed. Sure, we've seen glimpses of Alice's heart, but this episode really got me.

When Jake finally agreed to announcing that Travis was innocent, Alice was by his side the whole time. Admittedly, this was kind of weird. Usually she acts like she's just using him for social status...

"The Prisoner's Song"
The scene opens with Marti getting out of bed and she falls onto Dan. She lays down the rules and conditions if he is going to be staying over. Savannah agrees and says that she doesn’t want Marti to feel weird. Marti introduces Morgan Lewis and Lewis doesn’t seem impressed at all. Marti tells that she and Morgan are going to visit a prison as part of a law project in class. Dan goes out to the kitchen and prepares a “real Irish breakfast” and tells that they could spice up their video a little bit and proceeds to tell her how to do it by pumping some flash in...