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I watched tonight's airing and I think that production made Paul look plenty bad.

The people that the edit made look clean/better were:
Cody - keeping his cool and taking his harassment like a champ.
Jess - keeping her cool and taking her harassment like a champ.
Matt - keeping his mouth shut and using the diary room to say that the house was acting badly.
Mark - keeping his mouth shut and using the diary room to say that the house was acting badly.

People who avoided any kind of editing to make their character worse/better:
Kevin - We see him walk around a lot, that's about it.
Elena - I don't even recall her in the episode lol.

Everyone else got a fairly negative edit from harassment.
Paul, Josh, Raven, and Jason definitely got a pretty negative edit, especially with Paul acting like a child, Josh acting extremely immature as usual, and Raven doing the double bird flip and acting like a complete idiot and being shady and grabby during her confrontation with Jess. Jason just seemed to be acting like a asshat in general.

Alex and Christmas looked bad for sidelining it, and popping in a comment once in a while, but not as bad as the above 4.

That's what I took from the edit at any rate. While you may not get the visual justice you were hoping for in regards to the "bullying," I do think that production fairly villainized and martyred appropriately. There's only so much they can do in an hour, and they still need to keep the show entertaining to watch, but at least nothing was really skewed by the edit by the sounds of it.


Anyone who watched tonight's episode and think Paul was being portrayed favorably must be watching a completely different show than me. My wife doesn't get spoiled, and even she felt bad for Jess and Cody and thought Paul was awful.
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