
This week's "Effy" episode might just be the best and worst example of the show. It was riveting and full of all the drama that Gossip Girl and all the other teen soaps could only dream of. Tony descends even further down the likable meter, but then Josh's twisted revenge shifts the scales a bit back in his favor. He really does love Effy, and perhaps this is his turning point.

It's not just Grizzly Bear, but also the ominous noise of Wolf Eyes' "Ancient Delay" as Tony walks through the odd rave scene trying to find Effy, M Craft's "Dragonfly" haunting the scene as Tony carries Effy to Sid's car, and the final scene of Sid acknowledging that Tony sort of 'owns him,' fittingly backed by a song about this sort of ownership, "Under Mi Sensi" by Barrington Levy. The episode still works, but it feels like a three-legged dog... he still fetches the ball, but you can't help noticing what's missing.
Playlist: Skins - Episode 2.08
1. "For Lovers" - Wolfman
2. "Keep Loving Me" - The Draytones
3. "0800 Dub" - Skream
4. "Knife" - Grizzly Bear
5. "On a Neck, On a Spit" - Grizzly Bear
6. "Tapped" - Skream
7. "Reprise" - Grizzly Bear
8. "Ancient Delay" - Wolf Eyes
9. "Dragonfly" - M. Craft
10. "Under Mi Sensi" - Barrington Levy
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