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[krickets]

I'm a total liar!

I am actually caught up with one more show: GIRLS

This is a show I have watched pretty much since it's been on (though I usually wait until a good amount of eps are released so I can marathon and punch it out quickly). But 90% of the time I was watching it in the way you rubberneck at a car crash. All the lights/sirens/commotion surrounding it, and you kind of can't help yourself? So I was incredibly surprised at how much I actually legitimately loved the season 3 finale. That kind of came out of nowhere for me, feelings-wise. And I am surprisingly looking forward to season 4.

So...

There's that.

Comments

[lennongirl.livejournal.com]

I liked the S2 finale better - I mean, I don't really need all happy all the time but that super cheesy over the top moment of Adam "rescuing" Hannah somehow struck a chord in me, lol. S3, though was all about Adam for me, he is so full of wisdom and I really enjoyed the relationship he and Hannah share.

[crickets.livejournal.com]

I was having serious Adam-issues in S2 even though I didn't allow myself to think about it all that much. Especially with the Shiri Appleby character.

I did really love him and Hannah in S3 though. Hannah is so unlikeable and self-centered at times that it's hard to root for her at all. But when she was excited for her future despite basically having just broken up with Adam, it felt like she kind of earned that, even though if you really analyze it it's still her same M.O. I enjoyed the stuff back home when her grandmother died and Adam joined her out there. They felt like a real grown-up couple for once. Which I think was kind of the theme of their relationship this season.

[lennongirl.livejournal.com]

I had no (big) issues with Adam, I basically cared little/less for him during S2. I still loved the finale, though, that was super sappy and sweet, but still enjoyable, even for me ;)

Yes, yes and yes, all of this you said, totally agreed upon! They had wonderful moments in S3 and were so very enjoyable as a couple.