[ SECRET POST #2023 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2023 ⌋

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Comments

[intrigueing]

I absolutely hated JD and Elliot as a couple...until they actually got together in a stable way in "My Happy Place" in season 8. It just interested me so much — this couple which has so many years of shit behind them managing to decide to be completely mature and level-headed and decide to get together because they believe it will make them happy and that they can handle it now, not on impulse or because they're madly in love or can't stay away from each other. Just because they basically said "You know, I like this idea. I think this is a good idea. I love you and I'm certain we won't do the things we did before. Do you want to try it?"

And oh god after that they were so mellow. So no-drama. So open and honest and communicative and self-aware of all their flaws and problems and tendencies and history and the diametric opposite of everything that had defined (and ruined) their romantic off-and-on before that. It was just so unique and different from any other will-they-won't-they couple I had ever seen and made so much sense given their character development that I couldn't help it — I started liking them.

ONLY in season 8, though. God, they were the worst thing conceivable for each other before that.

[lyndis]

I didn't keep following this show, but I can def believe this.

JD was such a Nice Guy (aka douchebag) that even my brother was like, wow, he doesn't deserve ANYBODY. But I think lots of people enter a phase like that in their life.

[intrigueing]

Yeah, I liked JD and I think he was a great friend to Turk and Carla, but he was such a clueless and selfish asshole when it came to relationships for the longest time. I think the whole Kim debacle forced him to grow up a lot.

[(Anonymous)]

damn, I really wanna go watch season 8 now.

[(Anonymous)]

YES season 8 was great for them

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. I really wish people would get together like that more often in films and series. It's just really refreshing somehow.