(Well, it's true, unless I've forgotten characters...)
A few weeks ago I finished the last season of Chuck. It had it's ups and downs but was largely pretty fun. Not as good as the first 2 or 4th seasons but better than the third. This week I watched the final season of Eureka (glad I was warned about the beginning of the season, always happy to
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THIS, YES! Really, show? I hated the VR-world and everything about it but if a storyline had to carry over from there, why make it be this manufactured love triangle? Especially since it also implied that attractive, straight men and women can't be JUST friends and took turns turning both Jo and Allison into objects for teh menz to fight over.
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Plus, they already did the manufactured triangle thing last season with Zoe, Zane and Jo, except, while off on some levels, that actually made sense (Zoe's young, Zane's the cool-slightly-dangerous-but-actually-safe dude who is conveniently attractive and much nicer to teens and kids than to adults, it seems, and assumed [not being too bright in anything non-sciency] that it would pass and it wouldn't hurt to piss Jack off, and Jo was dealing with old!Zane and new!Zane and lots of confusion) and contributed to character growth for all 3, as well as factored in to Jo getting to bond with the new Zoe.
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Yeah, I wasn't crazy about the Zoe/Zane/Jo triangle but it at least made sense in the new timeline and like you said, gave all three characters some development. Allison/Jack/Jo(/Zane) was completely pointless and took up far too much screen-time.
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