Talk:BFB 13/@comment-28371386-20190114214259/@comment-36998459-20190115200556

"They noticed this after quite some time, when they really needed Four."

Didn't they need Four a couple episodes ago when several contestants were brutally killed? Or were they just too upset over Loser? Speaking of Loser, what happened there? All that insanity just suddenly went away the next episode? Another plot point left abandoned for no reason.

"Taco can't defend herself over Book's unmeaningless shenanigans. This is a typical "bullying" situation, which isn't actually out of character for either Taco, Book or even Lollipop. In fact, Lollipop only said two lines over Taco's and Book's relationship, so why is this even that big of a deal... "

Considering Taco doesn't even say or do anything about whatever Book says/does (excluding BFB 4 and 5), no, it's not bullying. If we got more of Taco at least trying to do something, then maybe it would be.

Also, no. Lollipop did not just have "two" lines voer it. Two scenes is more like it.

"If the writing isn't good on some situations, doesn't mean the whole season is garbage though"

Oh no, it's more than just the writing "failing on some parts". Poor scheduling can ruin a show, poor animation can ruin a show (I don't care if people like it, I can't stand how inconsitent it is), and poor writing can ruin a show. This show has all three. Conclusion: GARBAGE

"I don't think Match's arc is awfully written, it's one of my favorite moments in all of BFB."

The problem I personally have with Match and Bubble's little storyline is not Match, it's Bubble. Bubble was a huge mess during this whole thing, and she just seemed to go on and off repeatedly. Match maintained her composure, although I was pretty pissed the writers decided to put iance up for elimination at the PEAK of things. I honestly think they could've waited a bit before sending them off.