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geebsTV commentary:
Faking It- I'm still frustrated this show abruptly ended before it has a chance to explore Karmy, but I guess this was a decent ending. I'm actually fine with Amy getting with Sabrina, she deserves to have love finally work out for her. Heh, although I guess Sabrina's speech was kinda what Karmy fans were hoping Karma would say- that the reason she was so jealous of Karma back at camp and fighting with her over Amy was because she did like Amy in that way.
Yes, Sabrina lied about being questioning initially, and about her bf, but she knows how she feels now. She may have started all this to beat Karma at first, but she realized the reason she wanted to "win" Amy was because Sabrina fell for her, hard. I thought it was a sweet and romantic ending for them.
And hey, its cool Shane and Noah worked things out, with Shane defending him to his brother. Shane's worried he may something stupid in the future, but Noah's all, he prolly will, but they'll work through it.
Also, I'm not averse to Booper becoming real. It was kinda sweet of Liam to go on with the charade when Lisbeth (OG Lisbeth, who we found out is gone because she got discovered at a Renfair and got a TV deal) said Liam would never be with a girl like her. And so they had their New Year's kiss for the cameras, and they secretly realize to themselves that maybe they actually do want to be with the other.
The Felix/Karma thing does feel tacked on though. I mean, it sucks for him that he liked Amy and it didn't work out, but I dislike that they put Karma and Felix together, because they could use it to explain away Karma helping Felix was because she liked him, taking away from the Karmy of it all. Though at the same time, putting the moves on Karma at the end makes total sense, because it was obvious Amy didn't like him in that way anymore, that she was always being pulled towards someone else. And Karmy has been there for him the whole time, so why wouldn't he fall for her.
Its just, that doesn't really explain Karma having feelings for him. I guess they felt the need to pair everyone else off, but it felt forced. Owel, at least Kiam didn't happen.
Faking It- I'm still frustrated this show abruptly ended before it has a chance to explore Karmy, but I guess this was a decent ending. I'm actually fine with Amy getting with Sabrina, she deserves to have love finally work out for her. Heh, although I guess Sabrina's speech was kinda what Karmy fans were hoping Karma would say- that the reason she was so jealous of Karma back at camp and fighting with her over Amy was because she did like Amy in that way.
Yes, Sabrina lied about being questioning initially, and about her bf, but she knows how she feels now. She may have started all this to beat Karma at first, but she realized the reason she wanted to "win" Amy was because Sabrina fell for her, hard. I thought it was a sweet and romantic ending for them.
And hey, its cool Shane and Noah worked things out, with Shane defending him to his brother. Shane's worried he may something stupid in the future, but Noah's all, he prolly will, but they'll work through it.
Also, I'm not averse to Booper becoming real. It was kinda sweet of Liam to go on with the charade when Lisbeth (OG Lisbeth, who we found out is gone because she got discovered at a Renfair and got a TV deal) said Liam would never be with a girl like her. And so they had their New Year's kiss for the cameras, and they secretly realize to themselves that maybe they actually do want to be with the other.
The Felix/Karma thing does feel tacked on though. I mean, it sucks for him that he liked Amy and it didn't work out, but I dislike that they put Karma and Felix together, because they could use it to explain away Karma helping Felix was because she liked him, taking away from the Karmy of it all. Though at the same time, putting the moves on Karma at the end makes total sense, because it was obvious Amy didn't like him in that way anymore, that she was always being pulled towards someone else. And Karmy has been there for him the whole time, so why wouldn't he fall for her.
Its just, that doesn't really explain Karma having feelings for him. I guess they felt the need to pair everyone else off, but it felt forced. Owel, at least Kiam didn't happen.
