I don't understand why they're not pumping some sort of drug into the water supply for now to placate them instead of having them be constantly in a state of fear.

Yeah, it would make more sense to only defrost people when they need new breeding stock and have them be outnumbered by volunteers.

*Everyone looks out the window.*
*Sees a Jetson-style paradise*
Pilcher: "Oh god damn it"

Also, why all the random jobs? Don't they need actual workers at some point? Why not send people off in the couples they were already in instead of hoping they can be paired off peaceably with a stranger and not care about their exes?

Yeah, I'd rather spend eternity alone than with that asshole. I was/am kind of hoping it's part of the nuts thing she was doing earlier where she gives men what they want so she can kill them. She reversed from revulsion at his every personality trait to love pretty fast there.

The series will end with Lyle driving off into the sunset in a Jeep Wrangler with 4 bodybuilders. He puts on his sunglasses. "Oh Yeah" begins to play.

Seriously, especially the end where everyone was a blogger or something and smiling/laughing vacantly after the terrible things that happened. So terrible.

Seriously, Lifetime movies should be rated on a pass/fail basis. I also am not sure how 'fun' a movie about teenagers being addicted to Oxy and heroin was supposed to be. Were we supposed to be laughing when the friend ODs or something? (though I totally guessed it would inevitably be her)

It's about teen drug addiction. I'm not sure how non-serious it could be.

Lucky. My parents and sister refuse to watch Lifetime movies with me. They don't know that they are missing out.

My problem was that they were very slight tweaks. As a frequent Lifetime watcher, there have been way more bizarre movies than what they made as maybe parody. Maybe it was a serious movie all along?

Love interest for Felix! Love interest for Felix!

I hope he's not still waiting in that truck for her to get back.

Ew, not more Tony and his scruffy beard. Let's forget about that.

Yeah, they totally could've deleted the code. It would've been tedious, but it was a possibility.

:( Peter Gregory. That storyline they were setting up between him and Gavin Belson as childhood friends would've been cool.

He should've probably established a 'code' word instead. If they'd lost and done that those records would've screwed them.

Jared would probably be a good CEO or CFO.

And the fusion thing would freak any parent out.

I breathed a sigh of relief when Frankenstein avoided 'dancing' with her.