- Oct 20, 2020
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Yes. The intros are more interesting to me than "doors" montage endings. I'm already pissed off when I reach the end of an episode, so the jumping around scenes at the very end just put me in a foul mood. Conversely, intros like the early days of B&R and the characters' origin stories (ep. 5 intro?) I can get into because they really add something to the lore. Ambiguous endings that flash around and just show various characters looking pensive does nothing for me. I prefer the abrupt, band-aid endings. Just rip it off because once DPC goes into montage mode, I watch and start thinking...shit, here it is...now I've got 6 months to wait for the next one. The longer the ending montage, the worse the feeling gets.more than anything else there are so many stories we don't know
any news about Bella would be welcome
about the relationship between Sage and her family
what happened to Jill's sister and why she was kicked out of the house (since it was the last flashback this won't be in the next one for sure)
but surely it will be the moment of Maya's signing of the loan, after all it's an aspect I'd go deeper into.![]()
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Meh, makes no difference to me. They can play switch for all I care. I will say that Chad took the more dom role during their phone sex call. Troy wearing the panties..Chad sliding his wet fingers inside Troy, etc.there is an homophobic joke in here...somewhere.... why do you assume its Troy that is giving up the ass? have you seen chad on those jeans?
Adding to what Felice was saying, we've got plenty of drama going on already. Even if some players are enthralled by the Chad/Troy drama, how about we start solving at least a few long standing mysteries before we pile on more. The problem is, DPC season endings are usually more about cliffhangers than solving mysteries, but he needs to give us something. At least one old drama must be clarified by ep. 8 end imo, especially if Chad drama is increasing.