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“the secondary characters don’t have as much interiority as the leads” well yeah you see none of these people are real, they exist within a limited narrative framework and by the very nature of their functions don’t get as much development as the focus. hope this helps.

"it would be so good if it was good" will haunt you but "it's extremely good, except for the one or two parts which are so bad it's genuinely kind of insulting" will straight up drive you insane

the greatest tragedy of bree being raised by fr*nk is that she was a weird and intense little girl with the exact same personality as her father and speaking as a former weird and intense little girl with the exact same personality as her father bree was robbed of the universal experience all people in our great category have: Mutual Crash Out Over Math Homework At The Dinner Table

#jamie with his french education and years with nothing to do but think: why would they CHANGE MATH? Math is math

"I love these hands, especially the right one, because that's usually the hand that I hold" is a line that has broken me forever and I am never going to forgive Shawn Spencer about it

thinking about that scene in Shawn Takes a Shot in the Dark bc god that was a brilliant reveal. the way they have Juliet take on Abigail’s role in the story but it’s not actually real and then it’s that one-sided Revelation of Romantic Feelings that is just another sucker punch to the stomach along with the rest of the episode since it’s a little more serious than the rest of the show. like juliet and Shawn have been fairly clear-headed and focused (esp considering shawn’s situation) during the ep so far but when he says “i love you” and then “goodbye, abigail) you get to see that emotion so strongly on their faces and you can tell how heartbroken they are. it kills me every time