Although Linklater can't take all of the credit. Both Delpy and Hawke co-wrote the script with him and added pieces of their own past personal experiences into the fight scene.

All of the episodes are available at the Viceland website (the finale aired last night) but you have to sign in with your cable provider. They only released the first two on youtube as freebies in order to promote the new channel.

Isaak from an episode off the previous season (season 4). I think there's a link on the actual article from Fusion. He was basically a weird stalker with a foot fetish that was caught by the victim as a catfish and swiftly excommunicated, who then applied to the show as the victim in order to meet her and Max and Nev…

I don't know about best song but definitely her best music video ever produced. I can't believe the bloated mess that was 'Bad Blood' won over it.

Technically it's referring to the Real World rather than The Challenge but Katelynn from the Brooklyn season did an AMA a few years back and answered a question about how much she got paid for the show. She responded with:

Not necessarily. It's a product of socialisation and teaching. Children are incredibly intelligent and have the capacity do an unlimited amount of things when they are young however if they aren't stimulated it means nothing.

They may let him speak in the future but they could also use the angle of Liam being developmentally delayed because of Fiona's coke mistake.

I doubt he will. His soulmate carted off by the army when he knows Ian just started getting his life on track and their relationship was getting into a good place again. I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't start terrorising her as retribution and also as an outlet for his anxiety of Ian's welfare.

Sammi sold Ian out which is cruel but he did go AWOL; Chuckie's a 10 year old kid that they know would get easily bullied and they've acknowledged that he has a learning disability. They know it's all Carl's fault and that's that Chuckie would probably be charged with something unless the judge gave him pass and they…

You could argue that they would've protected Carl and Sammi knows that so she's retaliating against their compliance.

How did Sammi even find out Ian had gone AWOL? and aren't they going to find out that Ian used Lip's i.d?

Ruby Sparks has some problematic aspects, namely the ending (there's some other unrealistic or bad aspects) but on a whole, the point of the film is supposed to be a bit of a tongue in cheek commentary on the MPDG archetype and the cold and calculating nature of lead male who's a quirky twenty-something in arrested…