Does Amy ever get better?
I’m on episode 13 of first season only yet and she is SOOOOOO SELFISH. She begs Ephram that he asks his dad do the surgery and once his bf is back, she doesn’t want to hang out with him?
I’m on episode 13 of first season only yet and she is SOOOOOO SELFISH. She begs Ephram that he asks his dad do the surgery and once his bf is back, she doesn’t want to hang out with him?
I feel like none of the younger generation characters ends up making the best decision for themselves, they all take the easier route to stick with what they know. Ephraim should have gone to Julliard, even if he chooses teaching in the end, Hannah should have gone to Notre Dame, community college didn't make sense for her. Amy should have gone to any of those ivy league options, they all settled. Bright was messy and needed to keep it in his pants long enough to get established anywhere. Did Andy and Nina make sense? Possibly but it was too rushed for it to really make sense.
I’ve just finished Everwood, so sad it’s over, I enjoyed the feel good wholesome with some low key drama storylines,. Are there any similar TV series recommendations. I’ve already watched Chesapeake Shores, Sullivans Crossing, the good witch, Sweet Magnolias.
It has been like this since January, and people said The Middle coming to Asia might be a glitch, so im not sure if this one is too.
because it suddenly disappeared from 'ckming soon' for about a month, then i found out that it is back to 'coming soon'. pls let me know if any of you know.
Amy is really awful to Ephrem. Multiple times she has claimed to be too good for him by not sticking up for him or saying she doesn't know him. He deserves someone who is proud to be seen with him in the street. That is all.
Episode 4.18 All the lonely people.
I missed the dad after his aplastic anemia. Beautiful moment with his baby.
Did he just drop out after that? His wife was there to make sure the baby had a safe place, but was he involved further?