The police question Tyler about the guns, leaving the friends rattled. Winston transfers to Liberty High after getting expelled from Hillcrest.
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Where is the hype. After each episode of season 1, I was "Woowww". Season 2 was good but I wished they would have stopped after Season 1. Season 3 was good too. But this?! Feels like they are juicing the story as much as they can.