Megan’s charges – twins Sage (played by Ashley Newbrough) and Rose (played by Lucy Kate Hale) complement each other and provide plenty of entertainment. Sage can be vindictive and manipulative when it comes to Megan, but really she’s just an insecure teenager with her own set of problems. Underneath all the cattiness, one thing remains constant – she always has Rose’s back and feels that it is her duty to protect her. It takes awhile, but you do see a softer side to Sage eventually. Rose on the flipside, is a lot more bubbly and accepting than Sage. She is seemingly a lot more naive and unaware than Sage, and a lot more vulnerable. Lucy Hale’s portrayal of the easily lovable Rose is reminiscent of Rachel Bilson’s Summer Roberts in The O.C. It wouldn’t surprise me if Lucy Hale becomes the next Rachel Bilson.

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The CW will not be renewing Privileged for a second season. There was talk of a possible midseason berth for the much-loved dramedy, but, ultimately, the show was a casualty of the network's strong development. "It's truly heartbreaking," series creator Rina Mimoun said via e-mail. "I'm so grateful to everyone out there who supported our little show and fell in love with Megan Smith. She was the most delightful character I've ever had the pleasure to write and watching JoAnna Garcia bring her to life every day was a gift I will never forget. I'm incredibly proud of the work we did and forever indebted to all the fans, critics and to Warner Bros. for being so wonderful and supportive. I will miss this more than you know." Class act, that one.