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<blockquote data-quote="Jason73" data-source="post: 64741" data-attributes="member: 3">And it doesn&#039;t help when things are labelled wrong by the people uploading them.&nbsp; That&#039;s how I spoiled Amanda&#039;s suicide, but watching the &quot;last time on . . .&quot; clip at the beginning of an episode that was mislabled.It&#039;s crazy.&nbsp; I can&#039;t decide if it&#039;s a deliberate subversion of the genre or just basic ineptitude--or somewhere in between.&nbsp; It doesn&#039;t really put me off the show, obviously, but it&#039;s sort of interesting.&nbsp; It makes me wonder about how they map seasons and how they film the seasons.Those pictures were hilarious!Interesting.&nbsp; I figured I had seen the last of him.&nbsp; But, now that you mention it, I&#039;m not that surprised.&nbsp; I thought Quincy would be a character who was in and out as well and yet he&#039;s still hanging in there, still trying to find Candace.&nbsp; Same with the character who is the grandfather of the girl who died in the hit and run.&nbsp; I like that the show gets such good use out of it&#039;s supporting characters.&nbsp; It makes their world seem much smaller and interconnected. It&#039;s so much fun to watch.&nbsp; I can&#039;t think of any character who more deserves the &quot;love to hate&quot; label.&nbsp; She&#039;s a fantastic creation and the actress plays her with such gusto.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jason73, post: 64741, member: 3"] And it doesn't help when things are labelled wrong by the people uploading them. That's how I spoiled Amanda's suicide, but watching the "last time on . . ." clip at the beginning of an episode that was mislabled. It's crazy. I can't decide if it's a deliberate subversion of the genre or just basic ineptitude--or somewhere in between. It doesn't really put me off the show, obviously, but it's sort of interesting. It makes me wonder about how they map seasons and how they film the seasons. Those pictures were hilarious! Interesting. I figured I had seen the last of him. But, now that you mention it, I'm not that surprised. I thought Quincy would be a character who was in and out as well and yet he's still hanging in there, still trying to find Candace. Same with the character who is the grandfather of the girl who died in the hit and run. I like that the show gets such good use out of it's supporting characters. It makes their world seem much smaller and interconnected. It's so much fun to watch. I can't think of any character who more deserves the "love to hate" label. She's a fantastic creation and the actress plays her with such gusto. [/QUOTE]

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