TJ throughout the series does have some moral moments. The problem is his bipolar personality. One day he is stealing and lying the next he is kissing his friends buttocks for them to do right. Example; TJ steals from the school from time to time then when Gus steals TJ becomes a moral compass and tells Gus what he did was wrong.
WOW Good ole TJ Eh?
Here in this episode TJ sellouts his friends twice for allowing Randell into their club then to kick him out. That's not a good friend. TJ only wanted to use Randell for a ball and perks like he does with all his friends. In the project episode where the team splits up proves that Vince, Gus, Ashely, Gretchen, Mickey do not need TJ. TJ needs them.
Anyways after a while Randell becomes jealous because Ms. Finster has a new snitch. TJ then decides behind his teams back for Randell to sell them out for Randell to return to the snitch side.
Overall a good episode for what it is. I can't ignore the flaws of TJ.
What can be learned? TJ isn't a "good" friend as this show makes him out to be.
Verdict: Selloutwhiler
Here in this episode TJ sellouts his friends twice for allowing Randell into their club then to kick him out. That's not a good friend. TJ only wanted to use Randell for a ball and perks like he does with all his friends. In the project episode where the team splits up proves that Vince, Gus, Ashely, Gretchen, Mickey do not need TJ. TJ needs them.
Anyways after a while Randell becomes jealous because Ms. Finster has a new snitch. TJ then decides behind his teams back for Randell to sell them out for Randell to return to the snitch side.
Overall a good episode for what it is. I can't ignore the flaws of TJ.
What can be learned? TJ isn't a "good" friend as this show makes him out to be.
Verdict: Selloutwhiler
