elianoraflom

I actually liked how they explored the topic of COVID near the end of the season. I'm curious to see how they handle it in the finale season. What about Wolf's storyline, I think he might either decide to leave his nursing career or find his passion again through the COVID crisis. I think all the cases in that week's episode were well-done, but only what about Ashley - I wouldn't say she's necessarily the best nurse out of the group))

I really miss that show((( But if they think to launch another season, it will be non-sense without the old actors...

I am still thinking about the consequences of characters' actions that the show was trying to show. Even if they weren't immediately apparent. Clay's suicide attempt had a profound impact on his friends and family, he had to deal with the legal consequences of his actions. Even though Clay and the other characters didn't get the punishment they deserved, they still had to pay a price for their actions...

I understand why you're frustrated with Robyn, but I think you're being too hard on her. She made the best decision she could with the information she had at the time. I think she's a strong woman who deserves our compassion, not our judgment.

As far as I know, Louie's phone call actually occurred before the Gorgas informed Teresa and him about not attending the wedding rehearsal party. I don't think the decision was solely a storyline to perpetuate the family feud. The Gorgas' absence from various family events could have been due to other commitments or personal reasons, at least it is a real option. As for Rachel and the potential adoption of Jayden, it's important to remember that we're observing edited episodes that condense a lot of content. And I think it's possible that Rachel explored adoption options before becoming a Housewife, but the show chose to highlight it as a storyline later on (I mean many Housewives and Househusbands have shared their desires to adopt or have already adopted stepchildren, so it's not uncommon for such storylines to emerge). Cheers, Elianora

As for me, Christopher's death surprised me, and I didn't expect Eddie's mom to be the focus. I actually like Buck's character, but I understand that everyone has their own preferences. I try to separate the actor from the character. And I mean Maddie and Chimney might not be the best planners, but they have their own way of finding happiness. As for the ice cream at odd hours, sometimes you have to be flexible as parents;) Opinions and preferences vary, that's all the essences.