Last week, the highly-anticipated second season of ABC Family’s Greek kicked off with Casey (Spencer Grammer) trying to deal with the consequences of Rebecca’s (Dilshad Vadsaria) actions during spring break, forcing her to decide whether to kick her out of Zeta Beta Zeta or not.  Teagan (Charisma Carpenter) adds to the pressure by dropping by to make sure that the “Rebecca situation” is taken care of.

Tonight, we’ll get to see Casey and Ashleigh (Amber Stevens) realize that they have a crush on the same guy, played by Jesse Williams.  The girls get busy preparing for a crush party, while elsewhere, Rusty (Jacob Zachar) turns to Max (Michael Rady) for some advice regarding his education.

Last week, we reported that former ZBZ president Frannie Morgan is coming back to stir up some drama in the second season of Greek.  In fact, Tiffany Dupont, the actress behind the character, admits that Frannie is one complicated girl to play.  She recently told Zap2It her thoughts on the character, and how Frannie seems to translate to viewers everywhere.

"[The character]'s hard to play, to be completely honest, because when she's in what I like to call 'Frannie-mode' -- her little b----y whatever -- it's easy because I know how to do it, I know what they want.  But now, she's sort of walking that fine line of being sweet and being up to something, and I'm not sure what to do with her," Dupont admitted.

Nonetheless, she says that she understands that the complications regarding her character may be just the way the writers really want to portray her.  She says, "I think the point is that we are unclear about what she's doing.  Half the time, she's up to something and, half the time, she really does care about Casey and wants everything to be the way it was before we saw the flashback episode, before she broke Evan and Casey up.  So it's tough."

Moreover, Dupont says that "[Frannie]'s going to want to get the presidency back. Nothing is more important than Zeta Beta Zeta.  Not even Evan.  Nothing matters more to her than having her girls back and being in control.  She did breed these girls to become who they are now.  To her, it's everything she's invested in, and that's actually very cool if you think about it -- that she does care so much about the sorority and her sisters."

Catch tonight’s episode of Greek, entitled “Crush Landing” at 9pm.  Also, check out this sneak peek video for tonight’s episode.


-Valerie Anne del Castillo, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: Zap2It, Spoiler TV
(Photo courtesy of ABC Family)