I mean, I'd give him a quick fix but then I'd drop him off for dead afterwards.

I can't even believe how naive people are in here. I haven't really watched much of this season but from what I gather, this Frank character starts a lot of crap. Zach and Ashley could do a better job of being sensitive to the homosexuals in the household but they have not crossed any lines (other than that comment Zach made...that was tactless). The whole "I'm gay, I HAVE to show my pride, I HAVE throw it other people's faces all the time" act is getting old. I can see why other cast members might not want to partake it in. They aren't being discriminated against. They should just respect that others don't necessarily want to do everything you want to do.

Essentially, they are pandering for sympathy and it's silly that you guys would fall for it. They're being just as immature.

I don't care about all of that anymore. Without the gay vs. straight storyline Zach is still a wallpaper douchebag, Frank is a drama queen, Ashley is a basic ass follower. This season cast sucks.

Patrick read Alexandria. I just noticed.

This episode was cute.

Even without the clever editing to exaggerate things, Zach and Ashley are just horrible people.

Is it just me or are the episodes becoming more boring? Anywho, Nate and Sam are my favorites as of right now. And I know Zach and Ashley are getting a heavy "villain" edit, but Zach, moreso Ashley, is just in too himself way too much.

The comment about the gays looking at him like "5 lbs steak" or something made me cringe. Seriously, get over yourself.

Zach ALMOST made me want to like him at the end, but I'm sure he's gonna ruin that by next episode.

You can't even blame the editing for Zach and Ashley. These are things they said, they believe. Their attitude is clear. I agree with Frank, Zach should just come out and admit he doesn't like him (and to an extent Sam) because they're gay. Zach's behavior towards Frank flipped 180 the day after Frank brought a guy home. I tried to give Zach the benefit of doubt, but he keeps proving he isn't worth it.

I sympathized with Zach/Ashley at first. When my best friend Daniel came out to me it freaked me out. I kept my distance at first because I didn't know how to accept it. I was 15 years old! I got over it. Gay people kissing doesn't freak me out. They're people just like I am. Who the **** am I to judge someone else for who they love? I know everyone in the world isn't at the point where some of us are, but it saddens me to see people like Zach who are so caught up in themselves and how they think things should be, that they don't accept how things are.

I missed tonight's episode but I guess it's good from reading everyone's posts.

I guarantee every episode you can find a comment like that. I can't stand him.
A shame cause he is such a turn off, he's rather haughty than a hottie. :-/.

Mike could get it.

I knew your ass was going to say this.

All in all, it was a pretty boring episode.

Of course Frank is "in love" after knowing that guy for all of 6 minutes. OF COURSE!

More of the same from the football jock and his cheerleader.

I'm pretty sure Alex and Priscilla moved out of the house, right? They hardly had a minute of combined airtime this episode.

Tbh, what Zach and Ashley say, I hear so often. It may just be where I'm from, but their opinions regarding homosexuality are very common here, and while I don't agree with what they have to say, they aren't bad people because of it.

That said, this is the DULLEST, most BORING group of cast members since that tragedy that was Cancun. Hell, they ain't even attractive. Oh well, the fact that I stan hard for RW will make me keep watching.

The most boring season was most definitely Back to New Orleans. Other than Jemmye, the cast-mates were the epitome of dull.

Cancun had its redeeming qualities. It was a good season, as a whole.