http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/08/28/GREEK----Separation-Anxiety.aspx Part of all Greek life is charity work, and the Zeta sisters are serious about their obligations. That being said, when a snafu in the Zeta community-service schedule puts Casey (Spencer Grammer) in the position of working with a religious group, she begins to wonder if she is the right girl for the job. Meanwhile, Rusty (Jacob Zachar) and Cappie (Scott M. Foster) try to mend their lovesick hearts by keeping themselves distracted. And, we all know how good fraternity boys are at distracting themselves. Honestly, can’t they just stay in bed with their pjs on and eat a pint of decadent chocolate ice cream, the way girls do? It’s a lot less chaotic and doesn’t bring everybody else down around us. Poor Cappie, he came so close to getting his ladylove back, in last week’s episode of GREEK. But, real life has a way of getting in the way, and our boy Cappie isn’t ready to grow up and take life seriously, at least not seriously enough for the object of his affection, Casey. With Casey deciding to go ahead with the laveliering ceremony, she has solidified her relationship with Evan (Jake McDorman), much to the chagrin of some of her sisters, not to mention her old flame. But, Evan is on the fast track to success, and Casey finds that more intriguing than the fun and games that go along with being in a relationship with Cappie, at least for now. Ah young love; it’s all about where you will be in ten years. Well, at least it is for some girls, and I guess Casey thinks she’s one of them. Whether or not Casey lives to regret that decision remains to be seen, but if I were a betting girl, I’d say that relationship isn’t meant to be. en-US Critics Rant info@criticsrant.com Subtext Version 1.9.4.0 http://www.criticsrant.com/images/default_gravatar_bullhorn.png http://www.criticsrant.com/archive/2007/08/28/GREEK----Separation-Anxiety.aspx 77 60