cyndorthalina

I have to agree with everyone here, it seems like if things don't go the women's way they behave badly. Bradley is mad and so she throws a temper tantrum at her awards ceremony. Alex is upset so she doesn't show up for the rocket launch. She trained for months, yet she bails?? It was understandable in the first season when tensions were high and people were devastated and upset. But now in the third season they are so unprofessional and it's actually immature.

I also agree with others the storylines from last season just vanished.

Of course this is a very liberal show. And getting more so.....

I had to look this movie up because I wondered if it was from the 2010s, when Hallmark movies were at their worst. The dialogue was just awful. I couldn't believe this was made in 2023.

Maybe it was the writer's strike or something. They were saying such sappy, cliche lines. Some things were syrupy sweet, and other things were just dumb."What's his story?" then the guy answered "well he's single"(wink wink) I don't know how the actor didn't choke on these words. So many lines were like that. I never heard " hubba hubba" but that's what it felt like.

The teenagers must have been really struggling with the dialogue that they had to say. Everyday after filming they must have said "no one talks like this"

I just couldn't see any chemistry between these two actors. I couldn't put my finger on it, so near the end I Google searched my suspicions, Luke is gay in real life. You just can't act hard enough to make people believe there's chemistry between a gay man and a straight woman.

She wore a lot of makeup and he was sporting a beard in a rugged look, it seemed so weird.

And the way she was dressed, white pants while staining wood? Doing construction with off the shoulder sweater?

The sad thing is it was a beautiful place, lovely scenery, and a fair story. I didn't know Luke was gay but it really showed. I easily guessed it by the weird behavior.