Comments on: ABC’s ‘Scandal’ season 2, episode 15 review: Olivia plays matchmaker

By: JacquelynH

JacquelynH — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 18:24:08 +0000

I think the love triangle is a good thing, it adds new blood to the series. How many times can Fritz reject Liv in the name of his so-called betrayal? And how many more stolen moments can they really have? Liv is a complicated, successful, intelligent woman that can fix everyones live, but doesn’t have the where-with-all to control her passion for a married man that has to still be sleeping with his crazy wife (newborn baby), so let her have an affair with Jake; it will end as soon as she finds out he has been hired to keep tabs on her every move. That is unless he tells her the truth about it. I hope they fall hopelessly in love so that Liv can have her own man that she doesn’t have to share with another woman. Love Fritz (with his handsome self) and surely they make a beautiful couple, but he can’t give Liv what every woman wants…to be her man’s one and only.

By: Tanna

Tanna — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 14:12:44 +0000

I think Scandal is wonderful i think the love triangle element is wonderful the writing is just plain excellent. And Scott Foley is sexy as hell. and Fitz is a MARRIED man no matter how hot Olivia and Fitz are and EVERYONE is talking about it.

By: shame

shame — Sat, 23 Feb 2013 02:20:37 +0000

Olivia and Jake better not have a romantic story if Scott Foley values his career.
Name ONE actor or actress who has been used as a love rival in a major TV couple whose career HASN’T been damaged by it.
The fans of scandal will be disappointed, and take it out on him and forevermore associate him with a bad memory.
We saw it time and again on Grey’s Anatomy, Friends, you name it.
I don’t know why actors and actresses volunteer to take on these roles.
Scandals current trajectory is gonna crash the ratings unless they back up fast.
You heard it here first.
People are already signing off over Fitz and Olivia, just check out the blogs.