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'Revenge' Update

This season of Revenge is very confusing. Last season Emily's objective and ends were very clear, this year they seem to be all over the place. But I don't care about whatever else happens as long as they keep the hot British guy on the show. I'll take him over both Jack and Daniel any day.

Emily's motives for revenge were better last season, now they are just too far-fetched that I'm only watching just out of habit and the fashion, and the British guy (Aidan)...and Nolan of course. Nolan is awesome.
































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