Like most, I watched this show intently at first--but the last 5 episodes I just watched so I could read the hilarious recaps and comments on this site. These threads became so much better than the actual show. It almost makes me wish the series was longer (just kidding, they barely had enough content for 5 episodes, much less 10.)<br /><br />I never thought the show spat in the face of the face of marriage (I'm not that religious), but this episode did rub me the wrong way a bit. They kept hammering away at the "this is serious, this isn't a breakup it's a DIVORCE!!" I get that it's a show and they need to make it dramatic but after a while I actually started to find it offensive. I'm sorry, my break ups of relationships that lasted several years have been a lot more serious than Vaughn and Monet (who antagonized eachother from the jump and had to "start over" every damn week.) Not to mention couples who can't get married legally yet. I don't know, I guess I'm a weirdo who thinks it's fine to get married to a stranger but that it's bad to act like it's THAT big of a deal when it doesn't work out compared with long term unmarried couples.<br /><br />Overall, things mostly turned out as I expected. I do think that Jamie will either try to translate this into a couples reality show or at least a "Why I Left" US Weekly cover story. Can't you just picture her alone on the cover with her arms crossed trying to look strong and dignified?
