The last two episodes made it worth sticking it out the majority of the season. DH and I found the storyline confusing to follow this season. We would inevitably catch each other scrolling on our phones but I'm glad we stuck it out since the finale was great.

Anonymous wrote:I only like Cory for the acting and Stella for the clothes. The rest of this show needs a reset.

My fashion favorite on that show is Celine - so, so classic and beautiful. But I doubt we'll be seeing her again.

I only like Cory for the acting and Stella for the clothes. The rest of this show needs a reset.

I simply don't care about the Wolf River storyline and stopped even trying to follow it. The writers are doing a terrible job of finding interesting plots.

I love the cast individually, but like the story lines don't seem realistic or even make sense at this point and I literally do not care about any of the romantic situations.

Anonymous wrote:This show has gotten so bad. All of the storylines are poorly contrived and the acting is wooden. Not going to watch the rest of the season.

I agree. I made it through the first few episodes of this season and I realized I just don’t care what happens to anyone. Oh well. Love the cast, but the storylines were just not doing it for me. And I hate to criticize women’s looks, but I found Jen Aniston’s face so distracting. I really wish people would chill a little with the work.

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Anonymous wrote:Celine asked Fred to hire Corey to hide the story. That’s what I got out of it. Confusing though.
I didn’t make a connection with Celine’s husband. I just thought she went against her family’s wishes by marrying him and she was saying she made sacrifices for the marriage.

I’m still not clear what the connection was with Miles. Can someone explain?

I was confused here too. I thought Miles was just an oblivious kept-man artist who was screwing women on the side as he lived off Celine's money. But then he knows all about the Wolf River stuff and Corey's mother's role in it?