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May 31, 2006
College
On a trip to Costa Rica, Kristin hooks up with a local, and Justin Bobby tries to get closer to Audrina.
The Hills follows Laguna Beach's Lauren "LC" Conrad as she moves to L.A. to attend college at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. In The Hills, Lauren gets a job as an intern at the popular magazine Teen Vogue. The show focuses on the challenges Lauren faces while she is trying to… More juggle work, school, and relationships. After four seasons and some major drama Whitney decided to leave for New York City and her own show, The City .
I just heard that the hills has been cancelled.What are your thoughts?
OK I have to admit it I've been a huge The Hills fan since the beginning (okay I've been a fan since Laguna Beach- there I said it). Truly it's going to be a sad day this coming Tuesday the final show is going to be aired and we will have to say good bye to one of the most interesting cast on… More reality tv ever. Think about it, The Hills was this generation's 91210, for example Justin Bobby 00's vs. Dylan early 90's. It defines us (sadly), somehow inspired us to speak like them or even dress like them (of course in our own affordable version). This show managed to make a lasting impression on pop culture, one that' s going to be remembered for years to come. I'm really sad to see it go just because I've followed the lives of these people and somehow I feel that we as viewers have created their "quasi-celebrity" status, one that they seem to enjoy often and have managed to make profitable enough. Anyway I'm pretty sure MTV will cook up something similar to ease our pain or keep non Jersey Shore viewers interested on the network. Meanwhile I'll be waiting and so will be America.
After watching the premiere last night, I was mildly confused about Kristin's drug use. According to rumors, she has been spotted doing cocaine and the gossip was that she was asking anyone and everyone for coke in Miami. However, the other girls kept using the word 'crack' and called her 'cracked… More out', which I realize people use for a lot of druggies but then they also complained about Kristin's hotel room smelling awful, and you smoke crack whereas you rarely smoke coke. So my question is, which is it? I would assume those girls would be familiar enough with drugs being on the party circuit (plus Stephanie's arrest) they would know the difference and speak accordingly, but maybe not. Also, who were the girls in the bed with her? I thought one was Stacie the bartender, but I had no clue as to the other one.
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I love the hills disappointed lc is gone. It always has me wanting to see next episode cant wait 4 new series the new girl i dont like the sound of though.
Why o why Heidi stuck with Spencer I willl never know" love his sis though feel sorry for her having him as a bro. The show should def do something to make it longer hate the fact episodes are so blooming short. Why please tell me?? hope to enjoy new series as much as the old ones:) hoping to be riveted. Audrina is my fav at the mo(now lc gone) seen her getting her garden made over was kl x x x x x x x
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'The Hills' isn't exactly your high quality drama, in fact, with all this confusion about what's real and what's not, you can barely even categorize it with quality, because it's life, life of a beautiful blonde who got famous for being famous and whose adventures in Hollywood are so addicting, they are more talked about then events in let's say Africa or the Middle-East. Not that I am the one to talk, just like everyone else (who is either tv-addicted or a young white female dreaming of life in L.A.) I've fallen for Lauren Conrad & co a long time ago, and couldn't help but tune in to what's easily the best example for what you call a "guilty pleasure". The show has nothing to be proud of, hence the "guilty", we all know how awful those girls are that have their own reality shows and are loved by everyone for doing nothing worth mentioning, but at the same time, even straight nineteen year old guys are interested to see if Lauren attends a wedding. The truth is this; the show revolves about hot girls living rich among other beautiful people with opportunities, parties and houses galore, and at least a small part of us wouldn't mind such a life ourselves. Lauren attends the biggest parties, goes to the hottest clubs, is friends with other semi-celebs (ask my dad who Brody Jenner is and he'll probably say "the mail man", ask my 15-year old friend and she can be mopped off of the floor) and has a awesome job, and I don't mean the one at People's Revolution. The thing is, everything these group of people touch becomes well known, from the music, the clubs to the clothes they wear, they are the most accessible celebs around and the fact that their lives are made extra juicy for our entertainment value is soon forgotten. With that we have to complement the crew of The Hills, not only have they succeeded in following twenty-somethings around for years, they've also managed to make their lives seem so dramatic that it borders with unbelievable, but that it's still enough to wonder how come your life is so boring. And even though sometimes the writers aren't very original, it's always entertaining, and it's always addicting. For five seasons, The Hills knew exactly how to keep you hooked every week, and with wise life lessons from Lauren, sweet advice from Whitney, scandalous mistakes from Heidi and, well, Justin-drama from Audrina (let's not forget the hilarious Lo, btchy Stephanie and the evil Spencer) every week, there comes a time to say goodbye to the life of these young people. We've seen them turn into young adults, and we've watched all the drama that came with it, now it's time for them to take a rest, and for us to start life ourselves….or tune in to the next tv-pleasure you can't talk about to anyone else.
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I have 2 opinions about The Hills. The first is that this show is so interesting, full of real drama. Whereas this is real, Lauren is a real person with real feelings. Everything that happens is really happening to her. Other shows are over dramatic because they are not real. It's nice for people who don't have as much in their life. The second is, you cannot live life through the eyes of another. It is nice to see how other people's lives go, how other people thing and relate to each other. And people have enough things to do in their life than watch a show.
I do not understand why so many people think this show is great. Exactly why do they have any interest nor care for spoiled, rich kids and their daily lives? This show is as pointless as wearing snowpants to the beach. First, it takes no talent to act the way they do. I also think it takes no talent to whine, complain, cry, and worry about the most stupid things. I don't call this entertainment. I think a better term would be wasteful. Overall, I think this show is a joke. The people on this show are ones who I could care less about. I never watched more than 5 minutes of this show and I think that was way too much. Thank you.
this reality show follows the life and adventures of Lauren Conrad. Spun off from the series Laguna Beach Lauren was a quick favorite and got her own show. This focuses on her friends, work and love life through the good and the bad times. hide show
There are many speculations about how real the show is and what not. But from what I know this show still shows the real stories of her life. It's so refreshing to see that people eventhough they may have the fame it does not make their life any easier. This show is unbeliveably addicting. I love how genuine she seems and I think its why so many relate to her. High school is a rough time for girls and in a way I believe high school never ends. And watching Lauren Conrads struggles are something MANY girls can relate to. I think there is something for everyone in this show and of course who doesn't love to hate spencer pratt? This show is one of the most addicting shows on television. And I think what makes it even more appealing is the sense that these are REAL people not just actors. Yes some scenes may be re done but that doesn't mean its not real emotion. This is a relatable show for many people out there and I think its important for the world to see that these people in the spotlight are human too.
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