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Brains don't fully mature until age 25. I hope Jonah continues to take it slow. No rush. There is always the possibility that the pressure placed on Jonah is just to create a little TV drama. At least I hope that's the case, and it's not real pressure.

Maybe they just don't want to have a lot of PDA on TV. Smart of them, actually. What if they don't end up together? It could be embarrassing in the future. They are unlike Jonah's parents, who share a little too much intimacy on camera.

I agree. I really don't understand all the negativity about Amy. Clearly she forgot Zack's request (which could have been a couple of years ago), but she did apologize. I thought it was interesting that they actually showed all of that rather than edit and re-film the scene. We know there are so many "scripted" scenes anyway after all these years, compared with some of the more "raw" footage from the earlier years. I also thought Amy seemed thrilled with the proposal, and Chris seems quite sincere. I don't think people can fake that for 3 years. I wish them all the best and have no reason to believe that her personality will magically turn nasty after the marriage. Chris gives her the love and attention that Matt didn't have time for. Amy and Chris have taken plenty of time to get to know each other, unlike Matt and Amy, who were young, and only dated a few times long distance for a couple of months before getting married.

Remember there were many episodes of LPBW centered around Zach in the hospital having shunt and leg surgeries. Jeremy probably thinks it’s normal to post “sick kid in hospital” pictures. We know better.

According to their Facebook page they’ll be back October 30 for a new season.

I think it's the same Diane. She said on this show that her parents live in Hawaii. I suspect the web site you mention is an older one from before she moved to CA.

After reading numerous boards on this site for years, I finally signed up to be able to post on this one! *** Spoiler alert *** I'm a little annoyed with TLC for implying in the previews that DIane's double date was a disaster with the snippets they selected. It didn't actually seem to be a disaster at all. *** end Spoiler alert *** I agree that Timberlee is probably a little overoptimistic about moving back north, but on the other hand, she'd probably regret not trying to go it on her own. I wish I knew more of the story of why she hasn't pursued her education in Arkansas. Maybe the local college doesn't have a program she wants to continue with? Maybe she was discriminated against, by either students or professors? Wish we knew more of why she isn't successful with education locally, because the child care issue if/when she moves north will be a bigger one than she is expecting. I like Vince, but his Dad is a piece of work. Vince has clearly had at least one other relationship (apparently ending in heartbreak) but his Dad seems to be pushing too hard for Vince to meet women at the upcoming LPA conference. Also, that bit where they "asked" him to play the violin seemed forced, and Vince seemed uncomfortable playing the fiddle on national TV. I felt bad for him. Overall I think Vince seems like good guy and has a lot going for him, but it really feels like his Dad is determined to embarrass him, one way or another, for agreeing to be on TV. Stick to your principles, Vince! I like the story lines for Michelle and Diane. They both seem like they have their heads and lives sorted out and I'm looking forward to seeing what happens next for both of them. The previews are making it look like Diane may not be able to have children unless she has a surrogate or adopts. Her visible spinal curvature seems like it might be really painful for her to carry a child, if it is even possible for her to get pregnant (which is not yet clear from what we've seen, or from previews). Lee is an aspiring actor, and his story line strikes me as trying to get attention. Not to mention it's somewhat of a train wreck - I can't look away. He has a lot of growing up to do, or at least _acts_ like he does in order to create drama for his story line. He appeared to be "Mr. Popularity" in his younger days, yet feels he would be defined as a "little person" if he also happened to date one. That doesn't really add up, (as others have pointed out) but I'm not male or LP so maybe I just don't get it. Unlike the other cast members in this series, so far we haven't learned anything about Lee that doesn't revolve around Bailey. P.S. Bailey - having Lee delete your number from his phone is worthless. It's contained on a year's worth of phone bills that he can easily reference, so that little bit of drama fell flat. If you really want to disconnect, you should block his number, or change your number, and/or get a restraining order.