Perhaps people who hate the show are starting to lose interest in the show?

I agree Jasper was an awesome character. He seemed cool, collected, even a bit sexy… turned out he was high on painkillers to be so.

"this season was actually pretty darn good"
Um… no?
Middling, with a couple pretty good episodes in the middle. The writers clearly are just asking their audience "C'mon… just go with it" more often than not.

I liked this review.
Stray thoughts:I loved the Lindsey/Tobias episodes, Portia's strange face ignored.I hated the George/Oscar episodes for the most part.I enjoyed most of the guest stars/cameos. If you knew who they were, it often added to the joke. If you didn't, the scenes usually still worked. On the other hand, I…

As someone who has never given a cent to a Kickstarter project, I have no issue with bands or whoever begging their fans for cash. And I have no problem with said fans saying "… nah."

I really liked Unbreakable when I saw it. For me, Shyamalan's fall was all the more disappointing because I liked this film more than Sixth Sense (which I did enjoy).

She was always entitled. Her arc seems to be "Champion of the beaten, the broken, and the damned". There's no way she could ever rule through politics, so she'd be forced to rule with an iron fist and dragonfire.

What's funny is as a child, I actually enjoyed E.T.. Once you mastered the trick to getting out of pits, it actually wasn't super hard. I was small enough I wasn't used to winning games, so to me it was a thrill to BE E.T. and levitate and eat Reese's Pieces. I'm sure I'd hate the game today, but it came out at the…

I assume Rickon ran off, never to be seen again on screen this season?

Every scene with Margaery in it sizzled this week. She's quickly becoming a show favorite for me.

The lack of Jamie and Arya made me a sad panda.

@UCCF apparently Brynn got married young and popped out a bunch of kids. It's also amazing to me she was only a year younger than Trishelle and two years younger than Steven. She seemed like such a baby!

Even Puck has a certain charisma to him. You don't like him, but you can't stop watching.

It's probably not unusual for the person in charge to schedule their favorite pick at the start of the day.

The first season is great partially because it was so unscripted. In hindsight it's clear Eric viewed the whole thing as one big audition and Kevin clearly viewed it as a platform. But Julie seemed genuinely unaware she was on a television show.

It may also have been the first to feature a pregnancy scare due to reckless, unprotected (filmed) sex.

I think she was crying more about the fact the guy involved was more interested in the other girl than her.

London was weird because half the male cast pretty clearly decided they didn't want to be on the show, while Jacinda proved that painfully pretty people are sometimes super boring. It also was one of the seasons where everyone still had to be aspiring to do something besides be a college speaker/Gauntlet contestant.

She's almost old-school hippie. Which is probably a type of hipster.

I agree. After Season 1 I was a Marnie defender. Now I can't stand her.