Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:. I don't buy Natalie and what's his name as an item at all.
Because the actress is about 35? That's what bugs me.
She's 19.
Anonymous wrote:I'm just now watching it. As a parent to a kid with ASD, I found the scenes with Max and Amber heartbreakingly realistic.
Anonymous wrote:He used to before he quit to buy the luncheonette.
Do we know that Julia doesn't have that other guy over her house still? That would put a damper on Joel.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:. I don't buy Natalie and what's his name as an item at all.
Because the actress is about 35? That's what bugs me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:i cannot even watch this show anymore-I just can't, the characters are so annoying
That's what happened to me with Gray's Anatomy. Just stopped watching it cold turkey. I just couldn't stand Meredith and Christina anymore. So much angst and overacting.
I still like Parenthood. My favorite characters are Camille and Sarah.
Anonymous wrote:. I don't buy Natalie and what's his name as an item at all.
Anonymous wrote:I feel like Parenthood has been consistently hokey throughout. I accept it and enjoy the show anyway. It's escapist entertainment for me. You watch, you cry, but you're not depressed because it's not realistic anyway. Just look at their ridiculous houses.
So, I really don't get how people are so outraged by the contrived storylines this season. I mean, if you didn't know that Joel and Julia would get back together in some cheeseball way, what show have you been watching?
Anonymous wrote:I can't get into the Joel/Julia storyline because her acting is so superficial. She's not coming across as that heartbroken about Joel and she doesn't seem particularly connected to the new guy. The whole thing was silly, starting with Joel's overreacting to the kiss and moving out.
Anonymous wrote:i cannot even watch this show anymore-I just can't, the characters are so annoying