The romantic tension between Maggie and Cal on Sullivan’s Crossing has all the warmth of an arctic blizzard.
They have the absolute sub-zero chemistry of two polite strangers sharing a quiet elevator ride. Every time they share a "longing" look, it just feels like bad acting
I have literally never seen a single episode of The Bachelor so I have zero context for who Whitney was before this. But watching her on In The City is giving me major whiplash.
She literally cries at the drop of a hat. Her boyfriend made a completely harmless, passing comment that she needs "minions" to help her unpack her stuff, and she instantly broke down weeping because she "doesn't have any friends" in NYC yet. Like... what is wrong with this girl? Why is she crying so easily over a joke about moving boxes?!
Does she happen to know Ashley I. from RHORI? Because they must be operating on the same frequency. Ashley I. cries every 13 seconds over absolutely nothing (she literally cried on RHORI just because two other women got into a fight), and it is equally as boring to watch.
Are we supposed to find this relatable, or is it just bad reality TV? Because watching grown adults sob over cardboard boxes and other people's drama is not the entertainment I signed up for. Also, they are both reality show veterans so are they playing it up for cameras or are they really just this sensitive?
Amanda is like the character from *Runaway Bride*. Remember the scene in the movie where Julia Roberts’ character realizes she doesn’t actually know how she likes her eggs because her order changes based on whichever man she’s dating? That is Amanda, except it’s her entire personality, and it applies to whoever she happens to be close with at the time.
Right now minute she’s hitting up divey college bars with West.
Last summer she’s dressing up in a crazy costume at the apres ski party to mirror Ciara.
Earlier and suddenly she's morphing into a total bedbug to perfectly match Paige.
And when she first started dating Kyle (which if we all remember she like threw herself at him when he started filming the show) she was matching his energy.
It’s a total glitch in the matrix when Ciara calls her out with a simple "I thought you hated going out," and Amanda just blankly stares, completely unable to process or respond because her current software update hasn't loaded that answer yet.
She was a mean girl in high school, part of a clique. She was in a sorority in college and supposedly morphed into the aesthetic of the girls she was closest to there.
How many versions of Amanda will there be?
Can we talk about how Ashley was in a full length gown and Monique wore jeans?