I wanted to try this game but not if they're going to be backwards with the size. We've dealt with a huge size for a game before when my brother bought the star wars jedi games and one of those took 5 hours to . I think I'll on this one after all. Besides, I never pay new game prices. because if I pay $60 for a game and I don't like it, im out $60. I would rather wait for a while and buy it used if I was going to buy it at all.

The only way that I think it could work with Dean Jr. and Dean is if Dean Jr went by DJ. He probably won't be able to reveal his relationship to them though. Plus that entire story idea sounds similar to when they added adult Chris to Charmed.

IF they do a season 16 I hope that they don't put it on streaming only. Especially Netflix. They know how to ruin tv shows. I mean look what they did to Gilmore girls. We've been waiting 9 years for the next part and to this GG fan that's an eternity and unforgivable.

I thought they explained why lorelei and Chris broke up in the first place just fine. There's no need to waste an entire season on that storyline. Chris asked her to marry him and she said no. It was obvious that she didn't want to be sucked back into that world again and saying no was part of her escape strategy. I figured that out on my own.

Now as for Rory raising her kid, I would love to see it, but only the father is actively in the child's life more than Christopher ever was in Rory's.

Finally. Someone besides me who thinks Zack is immature. The downspiral of Lane goes deeper than her being forced to have a baby. I always felt that Lane settled for Zack. There's no love between them. There never was. Their relationship always seemed forced which is probably why I cringe when they're together. She married him out of convince to get away from her mom. Brian was more mature and a better choice in my opinion.

I agree with all of these except A Vineyard Valentine. The awkwardness between Luke and Logan was because they didn't know each other. The unnecessary part of that episode was when Logan's dad came and told him that he was being sent to London.

Logan is an adult. Why did he bow down to his dad? I mean, ever? It's obvious that he doesn't like his dad at all.

I would hate to witness daddy huntzburger's reaction if he found out that Logan fathered Rory's kid.

His dad is too controlling.

In my opinion, there were no "good episodes" that centered around spike and Buffy as an "item". I skipped all of the scenes where they were "together".

It wasn't the age difference it was the fact that I just didn't like him at all. In my opinion, he makes Cordelia's whining tolerable.