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Hustler Jack here, the official ambassador for Hustler Hollywood. I wanted to let you guys in on the inside scoop!

It hurts my heart to learn that the L-Word will be airing its final season next year. This post is somewhat delayed because I heard there was one last season over a month ago. Yay, for another season, but once it is over, what will we do with our Sunday nights? Aside from the drama, characters we have grown to love, juicy plots, beautiful women; The L Word delivered unity to our community. You could go to just about any lesbian bar or club in the nation and find a gathering of L Word groupies. Our friends hosted L Word parties, our girlfriends spent the night for an L Word marathon and cuddlefest, discussing our least favorite character was an icebreaker on a first date.

This is after watching episode 10, Lifecycle.

On Bette and Tina:

Ok, this was to be expected, right? My guess is that the writers of the show disappointed so many fans with Bette & Tina's break-up that they decided to bring the two back together or face mass-disappointment. Honestly, I did not care one way or the other. But, I did laugh while Alice's old character came out when they were sitting around the fire playing "Never have I ever.." She pushes and pushes and does not know when to stop. Bette & Tina are getting back together, the question is just, When?

On Shane and Molly:

I am not a fan. Molly is a terrible actress, sorry to say. She's very unconvincing. I see Shane falling into her same old pattern. Or perhaps Shane will be propositioned by Nikki, Jenny's girlfriend and lead actress in Les Girls. Afterall, she has been coming on to her. Ultimately, Shane and Molly will be together for a short while until more of the same resurfaces-- issues with Shane's status and education, problems with Molly's mother accepting, and then the good old monogamy complex. In short, this ain't a thang.

On Alice & Tasha:

What?! They're Uhauling it!? The two are the most unlikely couple ever. Although, I admit, I'm not really one to speak as I am in a relationship with my opposite, but geez! It just doesn't seem right. I think they will find out that they clash too much for co-habitation. Alice's total embracement of the her gayness will push Tasha away. In my opinion, Tasha is way too conservative and traditional for Alice. It is also my prediction that Tasha's old ex will come back into the picture and try to lure Tasha into cheating, but I believe it will be unsuccessful.

On Jodi:

Jodi's character has always seemed wishy-washy to me. I'm not a huge fan of her role on the L word. She's very neutral and balanced, but she seems to exist soley for the Bette & Tina affair. I don't think we're going to see her much after this episode.

On Jenny & Nikki:

Jenny is blinded by her love for Nikki. Nikki is making empty promises of "forever." For a writer, someone who should always avoid cliches, how could Jenny possibly believe the worst romantic cliche of all time? "I will love you forever." That is out of character, but the fact that she is blinded by love makes it believable. Nikki clearly says one thing when she's with Jenny, but acts another way when they're not together. She seems to just go for anyone/anything thrilling. i.e., she's a big slut and Shane's on her to-do list. Luckily, for Jenny's sake, Shane is too loyal to her friends to ever do anything to screw them over. She won't sleep with Nikki despite Nikki's shameless attempts.

Thoughts? Questions? Opinions?

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