Zima

I'm still loving this show, and I think this might have been my fav ep of all. Looks like I was right about the jock guy knowing about what his dad and Jules were up to, and that he was catfishing her. The little kid drug dealer makes me laugh every time he's on screen. So was it just the DvD of Jules that was missing? Jules is such a compelling character. I love her style too.

It was also said in "Heathers".

I was under the impression that jock guy knows that it's Jules, knows what his dad did with her (from the porn CD stash), and is catfishing her to get revenge.

I thought this episode was fun! I loved the training and costume montages. I still like Trish, even though she's a selfish junkie. I found myself feeling sorry for her when she was desperately trying to contact Jessica. It was funny how she kept getting recognized, and the shopping network stuff is gold.

While the show may not be true to the experiences of every teenager, I certainly knew kids like them growing up. One of them was my brother. The obsession with having sex to be edgy or even to fit in, and the constant and casual drug abuse was all too familiar. The police had to raid one of my brother's friend's houses while he was staying there, and my parents were told that it was a "drug den" full of teenagers. I agree with you about the mom. I don't have kids, but my first thought would have been to count along with Rue, and praise her for her counting skills. As for the jock...I guess we'll have to wait and see to find out.

As a 39 year old who has arrested development and loves teen dramas, I absolutely loved this. I will not be watching with my husband, but I think my friend who is in his 20's would love it too. The teens seem to be written like actual teens, and not like what adults think teens would sound like. I liked the twist with the jock asshole being the kid of the hotel creeper. Both Jules and Rue are fascinating to me. I can't wait to see where it all goes!

I'm glad the show is back! However, I found the first episode a little boring, and I hated the love interest guy. He was just so smarmy and full of himself. Jessica can do better.

Whenever an episode has American actors, I know that there will be a happy ending, and I HATE IT.

Dayvonne acted like a child, talking over Cara and basically just saying in a sing-song voice, "I'm right and you're wrong, nyah nyah nyah nyah nyah!" No, Dayvonne, you're not. Sit down, and please stay home with your kid next season. Why did John get so much air time? Go away. I literally forgot who Morgan was for the first hour of this reunion. Zach is a piece of shit. Wtf was Cara's problem with Natalie? Why didn't she apologize or acknowledge that she'd hurt her feelings instead of acting like she was so above everything in that moment?

I guess you've never seen one of the seasons in which John Bananas won, huh?

Finally, a brutal final! I'm loving every minute of it. I'm rooting for Theo or Wes. I know that all of you hate Ninja Nat, but I don't, so if she wins, I won't be upset either. She was so good at all of the carnival games. I Found it interesting that nobody could complete that color puzzle. I have to get my blood work done every three months, and they have trouble finding my vein every single time. I absolutely hate it, but damn was Cara overly dramatic. Get it together, girl!

Does Dayvonne have a daughter? Because I'm not sure if she mentioned it.🙄 I really hate that the challengers can watch each other during missions like this, because the person who goes first is at such an unfair disadvantage. I bet that most of the other male competitors would have also tried to speed through the course, only to end up struggling like Paulie did. I don't hate Paulie and Cara, but I kind of wish I did during this episode. It must have been glorious for those of you who dislike them to watch him struggle (and her ugly cry) like that. 🤣 I'm enjoying this season, and don't want it to end. But, I think if they had stretched it out, it wouldn't have been as enjoyable, so I can't really complain. Onto the final! I hope it's brutal.

I have loved Turbo all season, but he definitely rubbed me the wrong way a little bit in this episode. Like, we get it, Natalie was awful to him during that last challenge, and Dee jumped in to defend her when she didn't really know what was going on. They should not have done that, and he has every right to be mad. However, it seems as though he does not have the capacity for forgiveness. I would understand that, had they killed his dog, or physically abused him, etc, but this just seems blown way out of proportion at this point. I have a girl crush on Dee. Beautiful face, gorgeous body, cute accent. I hope she wins in the elimination.

I just love that everyone refers to him as "hot dad". Cracks me up every time! 😂

It reminds me of all the women who wrote to Charles Manson, Ted Bundy, etc in prison. There must be something sexually fascinating about infamous murderers to some people? After all of the abuse that Gypsy suffered for pretty much her entire life, and after hearing Dee Dee's own parents(I think?) say that they flushed their daughter's ashes down the toilet, this is basically my reaction to Gypsy murdering her mother: (I do feel sorry for Nick though, I will admit).