That's what they get for going with legalaid. A real lawyer would have won the case or at least got the landlord penalized for shutting off the utilities and gotten the longer than sixty days to move out.
I could not tell for sure from the quarterlife.com website, but I think webisode 36 might be the end of Quarterlife season 1.
Usually when they release a new webisode, there is a sneak peek vid for the following webisode, but not this time.
From the quarterlife.com forums, there are only some vague rumors about the producers wanting to do a season 2, looking for funding, and talk about "user-generated content" ... but nothing official or definitive. So stay tuned, I guess.
This is offically my new favorite episode... despite the cheesy ending. :P
ReplyDeleteThey can all move into Jonas's house. Except for the rotting dead corpse in the front yard, it's not a bad place.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely one of the best episodes yet. Despite the whole being evicted thing.
ReplyDeleteThat's what they get for going with legalaid. A real lawyer would have won the case or at least got the landlord penalized for shutting off the utilities and gotten the longer than sixty days to move out.
ReplyDeleteone of the best episodes!!
ReplyDeleteI could not tell for sure from the quarterlife.com website, but I think webisode 36 might be the end of Quarterlife season 1.
ReplyDeleteUsually when they release a new webisode, there is a sneak peek vid for the following webisode, but not this time.
From the quarterlife.com forums, there are only some vague rumors about the producers wanting to do a season 2, looking for funding, and talk about "user-generated content" ... but nothing official or definitive. So stay tuned, I guess.