Little weirdo's newest partner in crime, Tommy, looks like he'd be a shoo in as Damon Salvatores best buddy. I forgot he starred in Midnight. He'd also have made a pretty good Sam on Supernatural- he reminded me of Sam during his time on Midnight, Texas.
I'm sad they didn't find an excuse to keep Jeremy. And the creepy stalker therapists line ended rather abruptly. That should have carried over.
It’s funny, usually I hate evil characters but both Quinn & Rachel hover just slightly at that line between good and evil. And I love them!
I can’t believe Rachel chose that guy to be back after what he did! And her delusional finding someone for herself is ridiculous. But this show has a strange hold on me. I love the Rachel & Quinn puppet show. I love their manipulations!
I also kinda love the idea of them embracing their bad sides. It’ll be interesting to see how far they go.
It’s funny, usually I hate evil characters but both Quinn & Rachel hover just slightly at that line between good and evil. And I love them!
I can’t believe Rachel chose that guy to be back after what he did! And her delusional finding someone for herself is ridiculous. But this show has a strange hold on me. I love the Rachel & Quinn puppet show. I love their manipulations!
I also kinda love the idea of them embracing their bad sides. It’ll be interesting to see how far they go.
Damn this season started with a boom!
It's weird, cause half the time I'm low key horrified, but I can't stop watching. It's like darkly satisfying and I love it!
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I don't even know why I took this long to finally get around this season but it already looks promising.
However, it feels a bit disconnected from season three. Everyone's dynamics shifted quite rapidly for only a month or so. For instance, I don't get Fiona's beef with Quinn. I get that she isn't Chet's biggest fan but Quinn got her a pretty sweet deal as the head of the network.
Either way, these sort of All-Star formats give plenty to work with. I kinda wish UnReal could have been one those shows with 8+ seasons, so as a viewer I could pinpoint every contestant or situation, like they did with Maya and Roger. The smaller episode count freaks me out a little, but I'm sure the writers aren't holding anything back for the final season.
Yes, this is me making predictions about a show, 2 and a half years after it ended.