BettyFiona

I’m really glad Drew won. Although I really wish Flip wouldn’t have gotten hurt. I root for them both since I remember them from their very young days on a show calls Jump City Seattle where they were in competing parkour teams. It was so cool and some other early ninjas were on there as well.

I hate to admit it, but I kinda love this show. But I’ve watched all of Diddy’s Making the Band shows and he’s not wrong in a lot of what he’s saying. And I love the limited sob stories. The only thing I don’t like is that the person challenging always seems to be at an advantage since they have just performed and won the chance to challenge. And then go second in the challenge. The momentum is on their side.

Totally upset the Jabbawockeez lost. I felt their dance had must more to it than the winning crew.

Just came back from seeing it and I want to just have a good cry. It's so good but definitely a goodbye to characters I've watched for years.

I'm just ecstatic Kenny Easley made it in!

It's depressing to go to the Hill these days. I lived there in the 90s and it's a totally different vibe now. I still live in Seattle and overall still love it but my old hangouts are becoming a thing of the past. I agree it will be intersesting to see where they hang.

They were not popular at all the last time in Seattle. And being on the Hill would have been a disaster in the 90s. But sadly, these days they may fit right in with the dudebros who have overtaken the Hill.

I actually think Seattle has some pretty awesome players - on and off the field. Here's a great example of why I say this - http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/seattle-seahawks-earl-thomas-shows-sportsmanship-still-exists-after-heated-wild-card-game-011116