Group Comments:
It’s not romantic–it’s pathalogical.
I hate the romance part. Distracting.
If it were a guy lead, the thoughts, comments and asides that were made would be considered so sexist it would be unreadable. Double standard.
Ridiculous that an ME would compromise her professional integrity by helping Hurley when all evidence points to him as a murderer.
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