College Hill
 

Ok,

I only watched a couple of episodes of this show (I've watched about 2 episodes from this season, like 1 for the other seasons), but for some reason I watched the entire episode of the latest season (didn't know what was going to happen), and DAYUM it was good yet disappointing! Anyone else watch this?! The episode consisted of the tension between the cast (some are Caribbean, the rest are African American from California), Krystal, from Cali, plays the role of the B*tch, I CANNOT STAND HER FOR ANYTHING! :mad: :rolleyes:

End of the ep, tensions boils over when JT (From Cali), tells one of the Caribbean cast members (Ideshia ?) to speak his 'language' cause he didn't understand anything she said, causing her to go off.


THe Bigger story is Vanessa (also Caribbean) getting fed up with Krystal and going off on her! :eek:

Here is the video clip, it was flagged as inappropriate so you cannot view it unless you have a youtube account the outcome was...:eek: :eek: :eek: :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoaj15EbNbM

My take on the situation: Vanessa was just lookin for an opportunity to beat Krystal's a** (see stupid bitch rap and pre fight confessional) and when the situation presented its self she jumped on it.

The thing w/ JT and Idesha. They refuse to acknowledge the sexual tension between them since JT broke up with his girl. So what happens is, their flirting often turns into squabbles or arguments. Because they are ignoring the fact that they want each other, the tension manifests itself in the form of fuel to the ongoing Cali v. V.I. fire/fights.

Krystal and Fallon fuel it too. The fact that Krystal annoys the hell out of the VI kids (the Cali kids too just not as much b/c Krystal annoys everyone) pushes them away making it appear as though there is a seperation. Everyone else, not realizing the true reason just assumes that they are naturally cliqueing up (not that at times they aren't clicquey). And Fallon can be a two-faced instigator at times.

Plus in reality tv houses, there is no radio or tv. Just 1 phone, 2 or 3 computers, and 6-8 peole. They are forced with nothing better to do (outside of school, group activities, clubbing, and going out to eat) to either be all up in other's faces or sleep. Letting people sit and fester like that is a sure fire way to create drama, which is what producers want.

Sorry so long :D

College Hill is already being discussed here.