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Discussion thread about Real World DC: Sisterhood and Brotherly Love with 30 replies from the Vevmo community.
cjslife;162800 wrote:I'm surprised to see that TSTSHS is airing tonight and not after the finale episode like usual. And is it just me, or did MTV not promote the airing of TSTSHS AT ALL??! I saw not even one commercial for it! :/
The S*** They Should Have show is on after this episode right? I'm hoping I'll enjoy that more than I have alot of this season, since I haven't been paying any attention to the dailies and I usually do. EDIT: Nevermind.. I didn't see that thread :blush:
tjhallow;162804 wrote:I've gotta say, this episode has actually been keeping me in, and I haven't felt like this for this season since the first episode! This ep. is def. one of the few good ones this season.
Almost half hour into the show and I feel like everyone has gotten equal airtime. This is just proves that it works better with 7 people.
Bacchus;162816 wrote:Yeah, it is so sad and frustrating and upsetting. I love that Tanner is actually honest about himself and isn't lying to himself just to please his small-minded mother. She might not agree with the way he is, but he did the right thing by not being afraid to be himself and by proclaiming his homosexuality and admitting to having a relationship with Mike. I don't doubt that it could have taken A LOT from him to be open and honest to not only himself but especially to his mother. I think he's brave. And I love how the roommates can directly and indirectly relate to the situation w/ Mike and Tanner! Love it! And I'm starting to feel like it's a shame that this season is ending so soon and it's only just beginning to get better :/
That is so sad. What his mom was saying is, "You are going to be on TV 'as gay' and thus we have to move because we will be shunned..." I am way too young to understand the intolerance of the 60's, but definitely I am getting a taste of it recently with the lunatic fringe seemingly so concerned about government not intruding on rights, while they intrude on the rights of their neighbors and make their lives a living hell because of individual belief. The hypocrisy is maddening.
tjhallow;162817 wrote:Same here. Life is much too short to spend it hating others. Who cares what makes someone else happy? If Mike and Tanner are in love... Let them love.
This is such a powerful, amazing episode..I have tears in my eyes.
tjhallow;162820 wrote:LOL that is so true! :p
Everyone is so much likeable when Erika is not around.
tjhallow;162820 wrote:TJ, you and I don't agree on much of late - but you nailed this one, haha.
Everyone is so much likeable when Erika is not around.
jjlucash;162829 wrote:You missed a really great episode! Try to make sure to catch it whenever you can because it is probably the best episode of the season thus far.
Damn, I'm watching MSNBC, and I forgot this **** was even on. How sad is that??
T0714;162832 wrote:Wow, thanks for the heads-up! :D I see that the Extras show is on right now.
You missed a really great episode! Try to make sure to catch it whenever you can because it is probably the best episode of the season thus far.
I was unsure as well because around episode 11 they said 3 episodes left and I was thinking that can't be right. But then I just thought they were including the TSTSS (Also airing tonight) or the reun...
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