I understand Heather has the mild case of autism.. but wow, the majority of the girls talk so badly about her behind her back. It's kind of sad really just cause I think Heather has great potential, and when Tyra called her first to stay in the competition she seemed so surprised and happy :D . Any who, I like and not like that they're forbidding the girls to smoke. Like it because smoking is bad, and like Tyra said, a LOT of young women watch the show and there have been a lot of smokers on the show. However, it's their lives, if they want to smoke then let them be. By forbidding it, it's like Tyra's controlling and even changing a bit about themselves.. I don't know, but I guess it would be like telling me to stop eating chocolate just cause it would make me fat.. I would get pretty pissed XD.

It's not "yet another show about a celebrity looking for love", because this guy has been in love, but he has issues and such. And so, this show is basically him trying to figure out WHY he's had bad luck with women in the past, it's more of a self-discovery process tv watchers can somehow relate to. The tasks he has been put on, and the things he's had to think about we can do for ourselves, and wonder things about our lives as well. What i don't get, however, is why it was made into a show. Such a personal experience can only be shared with a certain amount of people.

I really like the fact that this show presents a brother and a sister dealing with college life. It's entertaining, funny, the story line seems good. It's not only drama and school related stuff, but also how the relationship between these 2 siblings is slowly starting to grow. My brother and I can easily relate to the show, only that I'm the anti-social one and he's the social butterfly.

I've just recently started watching this show and I enjoy it. It's an ok show, with ok story lines. It's a good show to just watch if you're bored, and you will enjoy it. I've seen worser shows, so I don't understand why it's rating is so low. Adam is just a kid in middle school; the fact that his life isn't perfect is kind of cool, I mean, not everything always turns out right, which is like real life. And Jake is that annoying friend we all have, except that he's a monkey.

You read right, mister. Deb's been popping pills again. She brought a gun to Karen's Cafe, it fell on the floor and went off accidentally. No one was hurt, of course, but imagine Karen's deception. Brooke is now 18 years old. She had no one to celebrate it with: Lucas was with Peyton (trying to figure out a way for Lucas to get her back), Hayley was busy all day, and Rachel, dear ol' Rachel, need I say more?

Rachel's got a new crush, by the way. She told Nathan his eyes reminded her of Cooper. Guess this means trouble in paradise for the (again) newlyweds.

Oh, and Peyton finally called her brother! He hung up on her. But, just as she got home (and when the episode ended) he was waiting for her in her porch. Let's see what the mysterious Derek's like, will he bring new drama? Or is he just passing by?