Love, Victor Season 3 Kinda FLOPPED... *and here’s why*

[@netflixpartyy]

nah cause i was so disappointed…. the audacity for them to watch it back and still decide to release it

[@just_myah8195]

Hiiii I love ur videos

[@imuRgency]

there was so much potential

[@Gabbyisdaydreaming]

exactyyy

[@horrorhaley]

I enjoyed the season, but was let down by the ending. It felt rushed and honestly unsatisfying. I agree with you about Victor and Benji. The show should’ve ended with Victor riding that Ferris Wheel by himself. We all know him and Benji are gonna break up the following week. I love the show, but man what a half assed ending. Plus they gave us 8 episodes instead of 10! I feel like they could’ve done so much better. I’m ready for a Love, Rahim spin-off now. 🤗

[@imuRgency]

LOVE RAHIM STANS RISE UP

[@samuelpain4746]

Right ? ? ? ? Like I was craving for Victor to end up alone not just because I hated benji's and Victor 's relationship this season but also bc it has been done millions of times already and I'm in a part of my life where bittersweet endings are the best ! Like pilar and felix not ending up together at the end but with still some chances that they will end up together on their own journey was so satisfying to me

[@lovevictor4562]

Yes love rahim

[@johnnyboy7144]

The last episode was LAUGHABLE, them going 1 by 1 to each relationship to wrap things up, it felt so damn unnatural and ridiculous, the last episode ruined the season for me

[@that_evermore_stan]

@@imuRgency RIGHT HERE

[@AsanteMadrigal]

Agreed! I like it but it felt so rushed. Why did it only get 8 episodes as opposed to 10 like the rest of the seasons 😭

[@imuRgency]

we need 2 special episodes to right all this season's wrongs

[@selectedshipper8282]

They really tried to make S2’s relationship a cliffhanger as if we didn’t all know who’s door he’d show up at

[@sheltondaal6425]

100% agree about Victor not knowing how to be alone. I have no idea as to why the writers had Nick stick around after the casual hookup storyline and all of sudden turn into boyfriend material. Him at the end saying that he was “okay with being by himself” was a WHOLE LIE. Every episode was pining after Benji, pursuing Benji, hooking up with Nick, dating Nick, etc. ALSO the Victor and Benji storyline was completely irresponsible. Regardless of whether Victor is Benji's primary trigger or not, it is perfectly normal for a 17 year old alcoholic to stay single so that he can work on himself. Their whole, "but we love each other so much," mess really gave, "well love can fix a mental illness," which is the farthest thing from the truth.

[@serayvlogs]

It is! Preach!

[@StanChunghaOrGoHome]

Yeah I actually liked the parts where benji went and sought after help on his own away from being with Victor. I think those were the only moments where his character was likeable. It is a big shame he went back to Victor in the end.

[@tariqthomas9090]

Sorry, but Rahim is a far more interesting and likable character than Victor. I really can’t say enough good things about him because he’s basically the best thing to come out of this show. He definitely carried this season for me.

[@Bloooo95]

Rahim is actually enjoyable to watch. Victor annoys the hell out of me. It legit felt like he was gonna DM Simon asking how to use a toilet as a gay guy at some point in S2 😩 Rahim is a king tho and he deserves better than Victor which is why I don’t ship them 😌

[@chocolateiguess1613]

@@Bloooo95 frr..the only reason i kept watching was so i could i see rahim and his new boo and lake and lucy and mia and andrew(andrew has my heart🤲). Anytime victor came on screen i just ughhh. I don't hate victor. He had so much much potential at the begining of the series but then it just got repetitive to the point that i didn't care to get invested cause i knew he would end up with benji in the end.

[@lxm1tsski2]

Yes

[@yasminechoerryscherry3701]

for real, benji just feels without personality outside of being annoying to me, but rahim is ✨ immaculate✨

[@YourvitamineD]

@@yasminechoerryscherry3701 I notice this too. I just finished the show and Benjy is so off this season, don't know if it's the actor or the script. Like he went from this shiny boy crush monday to what.. an addict? Junk? Troublemaker? (I'm not making fun of any addiction but the show really did him dirty) in the other hand, for me Rahim & Felix character really carry the show.

[@mazvitaselemani]

I DON'T GET WHY HE DIDN'T END UP WITH RAHIMMMM. From the first scene, it should've been Rahim opening that door. They're dynamic was so healthy and I'm tired of struggle love being portrayed as something you need to fight for. No. No. No. No. If somebody is toxic, drop their ass like a hot potato

[@chicken6727]

Preach

[@stevyers]

not because your relationship is going through turbulence it means that it's toxic, that's why there are soo many divorces today, people no longer know what it is to have a good and healthy relationship, and yes, * maintain a stable relationship is a constant struggle *, and that is because we are imperfect and we are making mistakes all the time, but that doesn't mean that we are not worth fighting for, tf? if you're ready to dump his ass at the first problem that comes your way, them you definitely need to work first on your maturity before start a relationship

[@jclyntoledo]

@@stevyers Eh if you wouldn't hqve mentioned divorce I could like this but you clearly don't understand that ppl getting a divorce is not as nuances as it seems. People actually do try harder when they are married and whenever you marry for love ans whenever you make a promise about forever with not knowing what ppl will grow into it will always be risky. Not to mention depending where you are, at least in the US the divorce process is pretty lengthy and consists of needing to be separated for a specific amount of time and possibly do a number of couple counseling sessions. The reasons why divorce rates were low before was due to it being very difficult to get a divorce prior to the 70's and the fact that marrying for love is a new concept that wasn't even a factor for marriage for the longest. So please educate yourself and stop perpetuating a false myth as fact.

[@neishawnjohnson7602]

Because he is too flamboyant which is what pissed me off about this season. He was able to date two white masculine passing gay boys, but Raheem gets left on the side lines and just brushes over it like it's nothing.I just felt like they didn't feel he wasn't "masculine" enough to be with victor even tho he literally had more chemistry with him than Benji had. They set up this love triangle and a cliff hanger from last season like it was some big deal only for him to end up back with Benji which was pointless. To Also bring in another white straight passing gay guy to catch victors attention even though it was clear victor had some feelings for Raheem. It just reinforces toxic LGBT mentality that flamboyant isn't seen as attractive smh.

[@Rage_Harder_Then_Relax]

@@neishawnjohnson7602 Some gay men don't wanna date flamboyant gay men....That's it! Not rocket science. Ans so what if they're white? Are you lot gonna go down the anti-white lane?

[@sihchenliang7260]

At this point everyone but Victor's storylines are way more intersting

[@generichuman2044]

That's what was so weird about the show. About halfway through series 2 I basically stopped caring for Victor and was much more invested in characters like Felix, Lake and Mia

[@Rakeeeeeem]

Mia’s storyline was so boring and so unimportant. The second her and Victor fell out, she got true side character treatment.

[@neivilde.1242]

while the season was definitely a season of television i watched lmao, I still have some thoughts: - first, I think you're confused, or I am, because felix and pilar didn't get back together. she decided to get over her feelings after he told her how much her family meant to him and let him come back to hang with them, but they didn't get back together. their storyline is the one that confused me most, cuz it started out great, I loved it, they were supporting each other and everything it was cute, but then when felix wanted a break to allow her dad to cool off and for things to go back to normal, she had a total freak out about how he'd rather pick her family than fight for her, which is not at all what I got from the situation and I thought it was a really dumb reason to break up. and I think there was an unfinished story with pilar, cuz in s1, she was gonna send nudes to her bf so he wouldn't leave her and in this one she was trying to sleep with felix so he wouldn't leave her too, and I'm like this is something I feel should be explored more. anyway their ending really confused me, because I don't understand why they broke up. - loved lake and lucy, i'd been hoping for bi lake ever since the movie erased the possibility of bi leah and abby lmao - loved andrew and mia, andrew was just so good this season, although I was like okay you need to chill sir, focus on your life a bit. and I thought mia's 180 was sudden too but made sense, she's always wanted a family - something I really wanted from this show and that we got was so much queer friendships. like in s1 victor was all alone, he had to text a stranger to feel connection, and now we have so many queer characters in creekwood. my favourite episodes in 1 and 2 were him in new york and him and rahim skipping school because they showed the power of community and you're not alone. this season we had him and rahim being besties, rahim and benji getting over themselves and being friendly as well, 4 queer characters going on a double date and being able to protect each other from homophobic bitches, a closeted queer kid, and the fact we still had benji and lucy being friends and lake being friends with victor, like victor finally has a community and is not alone and that's something I really wanted to see. and even if part of me agrees that him and rahim have great chemistry, the fact that they're friends matters even more to me, like to have someone that just gets you like that, it was so perfect, I loved it. - I never cared for benji and victor but I knew they would end on the damn ferris wheel. like I get why they did it, but I agree it shouldn't have happened. i was liking benji working on himself and being on his own, and I wanted victor to do that as well, like I'm sorry I simply don't get why they were ever together. victor alone would've been more powerful as an ending. but oh well, we got what we got. I'm glad the show exists, it was cute and introduced a lot of good actors

[@sennza]

Same I never really liked victor and benji together. Them working on themselves made me more happy than them together

[@wholethedogsout880]

your point about pilar and felix!! ill just pretend s3 doesnt exist bc the writing for them was god awful

[@lynnhettrick7588]

Yes, I agree fully about Felix and Pilar. It was a strange reason to break up with Felix. If the writers wanted them to break up, maybe she could've said that they work better as good friends. And yes, they weren't back together at the end, but Pilar was okay with having Felix as part of the family again.

[@YourvitamineD]

I'm one of the people that really stan Victor & Benji in the first place. But I agree with your takes. Like season 2 is definitely the peaked and the last episode of it's season already got me on the edge. Like there are too many red flags for them to be together, and seeing how the finale season goes even want me to separate them at all. Like this show is one of my fav and I'm sad with the finale and how they rush it.

[@draculaissus]

see i didn't even realize this was the last season but now that i know yea i was expecting for them to go more into depth with Pilar. There was definitely more there to explore with her and i would've loved to see it as i felt that maybe some of the things she was going through/experiencing was similar to me. This ending was so unsatisfying now that i know that was it :(

[@LightsFF13Fan]

some thoughts: 1.I haven't looked through the comments but did anyone else feel that the "bravery award" just WAS NOT IT? As a queer person, I feel like this would be insulting in real life and I agreed with Victor in that wanting to be recognized for skill vs. "yay ur gay~☆". That didn't sit right with me 🙃 2. I LOVE Connor and Rahim - I personally don't agree with the Victor and Rahim dynamic as Rahim deserves better, especially as Victor is more likely to "flip flop". Connor is a sweetheart and the least toxic person on that show 😂 3. I would've been more satisfied with an epilogue of Benji and Victor growing separately - we rarely see being single as a happy ending which is a shame 😕 OR an epilogue where we see them SEVERAL years later and they've grown as different people that would drive home what is said in earlier episodes of "maybe we're not meant to be for now but later". ANYTHING BUT THE ENDING WE GOT😭😭 I loved the earlier two seasons and that's why I'm disappointed with the ending we got - it had so much potential🥲

[@Fatimah-qt8xj]

oooh I didn't even think of that but I love the "not now but maybe later" concept and would have worked better if they were dead set on pairing him with Benji. Like they could've met in a coffee shop as a little callback

[@evasage14]

literally all of your thoughts YES!! i’d like to think that Pilar and Felix’s ending is open ended. Like they still have the potential to be back together. Like Rumi said, in thier canon little world I hope they find there way back to eachother😌

[@YourvitamineD]

So true. But for real, they really killed Benji this season. Idk what happened to that man but he is so off and Victor being the walking red flag made me disappointed to the show that I really care about.

[@UnknownPerson-yj7tq]

@@YourvitamineDexactly, they made the main character look terrible and the show became distasteful to watch

[@yasminechoerryscherry3701]

WHEN VICTOR SAID, BEOFRE RIDING THE FERRIS WHEEL "JUST ME. AND I'M OKAY WITH THAT" I BELIEVED HIM. I.BELIEVED.HIM. and 30seconds after he was already kissing Benji and going back to that toxicity. LIKE, BOY, GET OVER HIM, YOU CAN BE SINGLE IT'S FINE YOU'RE NOT GONNA DIE

[@netflixreviews5422]

I feel like they should of dived into Pilar and Felix relationship more, we got barely any scenes together, they broke up and then it was never fully confirmed that they got back together I feel like they should of been more clear about that

[@wholethedogsout880]

this! they should've given them a chance at least before the forced ass drama kicked in jfc

[@julieb3240]

I thought it was clear in its ambiguity. She didn't want to deprive him of the feeling of having family, and there was potential for it to go somewhere romantically, too. I thought it was very mature of Pilar. It was perfect, because it offered a contrast to Lake's decision who went all in. All the couples ended up with various degrees of commitment/stages in their relationship, and I thought that was very real. I personally don't think it's over for them, but I like that they still have space to grow as individuals before jumping in a relationship again. Even if they never end up together ultimately, that's just as well because Felix is still part of the family regardless. Beautifully open-ended!

[@skii4582]

it so funny how the show goes out of it way to pair our boy victor with better guys and then just decides to continue to default back to the benji bs, he doesn't have much chemistry what so ever, meanwhile i like lucy and lake, and andrew and mia but their story lines felt soo rushed so they could put more time in for victor to mope around. i only felt slightly satisfied with felix and pliars plot since the actors have REAL CHEMISTRY and its sad cause all that's left is melodrama and a mediocre ending for a pretty good show :'(

[@sabahk]

RAHIM DESERVES BETTER Also I had the exact same problems as you. Overall, Love, Victor was a step in the right direction in terms of queer media but we can definitely do better!!! I liked some of the conversations that were introduced. Rahim's whole storyline with his uncle was interesting (and sad) to see.

[@SonoMidnight]

Let's highlight how every other arc is the same, and how after Victor's speech they got all fixed. The relationship is great; someone hides something (Andrew, Lake, Victor to a certain extent); a fight ensues; one of them is about to move (Lucy, Mia, Benji), but chooses to stay.

[@giannaanderson8084]

my mouth DROPPED at that first scene….that CANNOT BE REAL?!?

[@JustWandering]

For what it’s worth, it’s meant to be cringe. Like, the point is that the teacher is overcompensating and making Victor feel really awkward, lol.

[@MarttyMarty]

Mia should have been the main character. She always had the most compelling plot. This season was a big FLOP. Loved the first season, liked the second one okay, but this one was just bleh. Heartstopper WASHED this season.

[@skii4582]

fr heartstopper ATE while love, victor nibbled and there was leftovers

[@leilahas]

Gurl this is Love Victor, not Love Mia 😭

[@mariana-ni9wl]

I find mia the most boring character. She has a good story but it will fit better on another show lol

[@leilahas]

@@mariana-ni9wl I agree, the only problem she got is mommy and daddy issues

[@sabahk]

to me rahim and felix are the most compelling characters. Lake also had a pretty good arc. Mia is fine but she doesn't give main character energy

[@sonofposeidon835]

I was both annoyed and kind of happy that everyone ended up happy. Like on one hand it felt completely rushed and unrealistic, but on the other hand give me some hope I can find a relationship pls. This should have been two seasons where the problems introduced had time to sink in before being immediately solved effortlessly. And, petition for a studio version of the Holy cover from season 2 I don't even like that song but Victor and Rahim out sang Bieber on his own song.

[@awisemfsaid2845]

Istg what does Hollywood have against single people???? If they really wanted to represent the community they should have left Victor alone. Most queer youth spends their adolescent years figuring out who they are, or in the closet, or dealing with homophobic family members, so to just have victor go from guy to guy is extremely unrealistic. And just like you said to couple all the gay guys just for the sake of it (especially Nick with that random kid who got rejected by victor) is so frustrating/unsatisfying

[@Rakeeeeeem]

The couple stuff was mad annoying too love. Like Victor shoulda never gave Nick a chance. Lucy and Lake was rushed and forced. Felix was right to not go behind Pilar’s parents backs, she should have been more understanding honestly.

[@Dariusissocool]

They should have never given victor a love interest until season 2. Just kept him writing to Simon as he discovered himself. I feel like we only really learn about victor in season 1.

[@lstarsabb]

I did feel the saddest for Rahim because his story was the more realistic story, like you said no every gay experience will be the same, but Victor being a popular athlete with all these options and not losing any friends after coming out is really unrealistic. I won't say to much because there would be a whole essay, but yeah this season was just the wrap up season. And am i'm the only that asked: Why does Lucy always look like she's about to cry" 😂

[@fia365]

you're so right and you should say it!! honestly this season had some good moments but the ending was extremely rushed, they gave up on the potential of Victor and Rahim way too quickly in favour of Benji.... and having Venji back together at the end made the whole season seem pointless. it was clear that what Victor needed was time on his own. i also see them breaking up after tbh, they haven't solved anything when it comes to their relationship. The highlights of the season are probably Mia and Rahim.

[@southdakota6425]

Honestly, I wanted Victor to either end up alone and be content with himself or be with Rahim. I don't know about him and Benji...this season killed me 😂😅

[@clayafterson1051]

I thought that in the end of season 2/beginning of season 3, Rahim was gonna answer the door but was so surprised to find Benji was the one there. I HATED how it actually seemed rushed (especially towards the end, and they literally cut it 2 episodes short) but the thing I agreed with you the most is that it just revolves around relationships. Like it’s cute an all, but I was just sitting and wondering “Ok, when are we gonna get to the good stuff?” and then only to find out Victor goes back with Benji?!? They could’ve spend those 2 episodes to build Nicks character a little more and go with him (or even Rahim?), explain and develop Felix’s relationship with Pilar’s parents. And all this “growth and experience”time was for nothing really cuz Victor really did just go back to square 1, even though his relationship with Benji is extremely unstable. On and off like a damn light switch. I really liked Andrew in this season cuz he helped Mia through everything but I HATED how he didn’t think of himself much throughout the season, which is really toxic and you can end up losing yourself even if the only intention is positive/helpful. You’re right, Mia has been beaten over and over again 😂 it sucks, on top of having issues of her own. Lake and Lucy were cute but it wasn’t giving Andrew/Mia type of energy, maybe cuz they had more chemistry? idk. Other than that, it wasn’t THAT bad (pretty sure i’ve seen worse) they just beat the dead horse even more with Benji and I thought they could’ve shown more of his back flashes and story earlier in the show cuz why are we still getting attached to him? Their relationship really isn’t the best but I get what they were trying to do, it’s high school after all. I also wish V ended in the roller coaster alone, or with Rahim/Nick (if they built more character, but I 100% agree with how they tried to use him as just a hookup kinda guy) and slowly withered Benji away. I really liked how Armando liked Victor more but there were a lot of cringe moments. Definitely the worst out of the 3 seasons 😬 I also agree the V doesn’t rlly seem like the main character, it did at first but slowly just didn’t seem like it. Rahim is a lot more likable (even tho he caused a LOT of trouble between B and V by kissing him) but whatever, didn’t like how THIS is how it had to all end. Also with the other new gay kid (completely forgot his name) I feel like they just through him in the show just because he’s gay instead of something else which is what a lot of other shows do, but with this series I thought it was different but I guess they ended it by doing what a lot of other shows with gay characters do. It’s whatever though, is what it is. 5/10.😊

[@steadystudying]

I think you hit on something with Mia and Andrew. They are what Victor and Benji should've been. Mia and Andrew had history and needed to do their own thing for a bit before getting together again/officially (I'm not sure of all the details). If Victor and Benji were meant to be, there's no reason for them to be thrown together at the end to I suppose prove they're each others soulmates. If they had done the full ten episodes, I think they could've fleshed out a bit more and maybe Benji and Victor could've ended on the Ferris wheel, but as friends, perhaps with the implication that later on they'll get back together. Victor just seemed to be so set on trying to get over Benji but getting under another dude and never even trying to be single and become the person Benji might've needed. This was just a whole ass mess tbh

[@clayafterson1051]

@@steadystudying 100% agree 😒

[@m0mosvid]

i dont think it was right for them to end it with benji & him ig being together. like why did we go thru all that turmoil the entire szn just for that to happen?!? benji imo led victor on this szn & was unsure of himself (as was victor tho) & it feels disingenuous for them to end it that way. still loved this series & am sad it’s ending tho😭

[@Gabbyisdaydreaming]

right all them years...just for... that.

[@alanasmith4475]

This season left much to be desired ps: Luv ur Reviews!!!!!!!

[@imuRgency]

agreed! & thank youu :))

[@raisaalam9591]

I don't think Pilar and Felix got back together at the end, which I was sad about because they were my favorite. Also I'm a huge Rahim STAN-- we love Muslim lgbt representation!

[@serayvlogs]

Yesss Rahim is King! He carried the show on his back! Pilar definitely went with the selfless route and decided to welcome Felix into her family. She realized how much he loves being a part of her family and that she was more invested in the relationship than Felix was. He proved how he cared more about being a Salazar than being her boyfriend. I feel sorry for Pilar, as Felix said she deserves a man that puts her first. I hope Pilar finds a man that treats her like the Queen she is. She deserved better.

[@queencobrra]

It felt like everyone broke up with each other and then the writers said “wait we only have one episode left shit what do we do” also all the season two couples were better. Lake and Lucy came out of nowhere and I didn't feel the chemistry there was with Felix

[@maddiebarlow]

love love love this review!!! I stand by the fact that Victor should’ve gone to RAHIMS HOUSE. Benji and Victor are cute together, and they obviously love each other… but the relationship grew extremely toxic, and i think that Victor needed to be able to grow on his own, and Benji obviously needs to figure out his alcoholism. They’re both quite young to be relying on each other throughout these things. I think the ending was definitely rushed as well, and I hated the whole gay awards plot line.

[@avekatumba4794]

Lake & Lucy were the only things I liked about the show. The rest: Millie rev up your engine.

[@imuRgency]

NOT MILLIE sldjhbfk;kdsanfkoipgfsk

[@jahkoeb]

not rev up your engine b!+ch i have deceased ejehdbdidbrhrurhd

[@regularhispanicboi3852]

Nah, Felix and Pilar don’t end up together at the end of the season. In the end at the carnival she drags Felix to take a family photo not because they get back together but because of how much her family means to Felix. I would’ve loved for them to get back together but Pilar insisted on Felix being with the family and not just her.

[@jxy8938]

To be honest when i watched s3 the biggest issue i had was the lack of screen time with pilar. And they judt ruined all the development that she built in the first 2 seasons. They made her more mature as the eps went on but as soon as she got with felix they made her so annoying. And apart from that felix and pilar were my 2 fav characters even before they got together. So i was so excited for s3 for those two and the show just ruined it.

[@cmgvillager]

Once I saw there was another love interest I just decided to not tune in tbh….

[@samkanter4485]

Honestly the biggest sin of this season is they made Benji unlikeable

[@craftingranger7552]

The whole season was rushed. They crammed all of Benjis development into like two episodes and had it end with stupid and unrewarding fan service to Love, Simon. We needed two more episodes to see Benji and Victor work on their issues together. They are great characters but their lack of communication was so frustrating. Having the show end here is a smack in the face to the fans, character and honestly even the actors since for most characters the story just ends how it started. Victor and Benji have a lot of potential and it's cute how they came back to each other but it felt unrewarding with how the season went. Benji should've been there for the speech, it should've ended with them being cute in the coffee shop again and we should've seen Victor coming to an AA meeting with Benji to show that they are working together.

[@kingsoraful]

IDK to me it just seemed obvious it was gonna be Benji from the beginning. Rahim if anything was gonna be a rebound/plot device to get us back to Benji in the end. I personally liked the route they chose because Rahim and Victor were great friends and I did not want Rahim being used as a rebound or plot device. That role was literally what Nick was. Nick was the plot device/rebound for Victor from Benji. It just seemed obvious it was gonna end with Benji and Victor getting back together.

[@SocarellaDeToussaint]

Can't wait for the spin-off Love Gonzo where Gonzo from The Muppets finds out he is in love with Fozzie Bear

[@user-rj2iq3vb6d]

I will say the one thing that bothers me to no end is that rahims family is supposed to be hyper religious, and they kinda just aren’t. When the uncle was in town he got mad at rahim for wearing purple but was %100 ok with rahims mom not wearing a hijab. Wouldn’t that be his first priority since thats not even apart of islamic “rules” ???? 😭😭 whatever I just found that really weird

[@leilahas]

Pilar is so pretty 🤩 All the girls are beautiful.

[@awhora3454]

This season pissed me off I ended up watching it at work with my manager since we closed early we got heated bruh this shit was annoying

[@fernandafuentes6858]

Everything felt so rushed, I thought there were more episodes after the eight one and when I saw that was the last one I stayed there looking like a clown wondering what I just watched

[@ari-ci1no]

Benji and Nick literally had no personality imo, they really weren't that interesting to me

[@yasminechoerryscherry3701]

wHO TF wrote a show where literally EVERY CHARACTER is in a romantic relationship. lIKE umm NO, 90% of teens are single

[@itsfeiifei]

victor and benji were taking a break from their relationship every ten minutes bye 😭 the only cute moments we got from them this season was the lucas and diego episode and then the ending..

[@StanChunghaOrGoHome]

Tbh I’m upset they didn’t explore Rahim and Victor more. I would’ve loved for the writers to take a risk and remove the predictability by having Victor and rahim end up together instead of Victor and Benji. While Benji was a bit more likeable in this season than the last (in that he chose to get help) I still can’t help but think that him and Victor aren’t right for eachother.

[@essie9019]

The Lake/Lucy ship and the Benji & Rahim (him as a whole tbh) friendship were the highlights of the season imo. Overall it was still enjoyable but a huge step down from S2.

[@aidanpmahoney]

completely agree with the ending. their relationship was so toxic 😭😭 I didn’t want them to end up together I’m sorry he should’ve been aloneeeee

[@pictureperfect3211]

I think he should’ve ended up alone or with Nick in a sort of casual “let’s start new” kinda situation. Benji FOR SURE should’ve ended up alone. He needed to work on himself more than anyone in the whole show.

[@evasage14]

yes!! You put exactly into words why I felt so unsatisfied with the ending-like it could have been different or better. Victor ending up on his own would have been such a refreshing ending just like you said!! I really loved seeing some GL representation with Lake and Lucy!! Even though it was like w whirlwind towards the end i’m glad they were able to figure it out. Like another comment said I’m just really glad Victor was able to have this community around him filled with queer (and non-queer) people who loved him-it was rlly beautiful to see that. Like you said I just wish this show was given more time to rlly get fleshed out but for what it was-i’m really grateful for it. i can’t believe it’s done now😭❤️

[@chuualwayswins]

literally DESPISED that victor and benji came back together for the millionth time. even andrew whose rahim’s actor liked my insta comment saying that rahim deserved better as a character. also I absolutely loved felix and pilar’s relationship since s2, and seeing their ending feel openended was kinda iffy to me but I like to imagine that they’re back dating in the near future with that full honesty. at least mia/andrew and lake/lucy had a satisfying arc! but yeah this last season could’ve definitely had a more fulfilling conclusion for these characters, especially victor

[@steve-oh4342]

the problem with this series is that it's not a reflection of realty, the writers of this show are really bad at their jobs.

[@Rakeeeeeem]

Andrew is only around to keep Mia relevant. It’s so sad

[@amadou.oury.diallo]

I agree with you wholeheartedly about Victor's arch this season. It would have been great for them to let his character to navigate on his own and to grow into who he is as a young gay man (which he has not had the opportunity because they continue to put him in romantic relationships and I just feel like he still has not figured out who he is outside of the romantic and non-romantic relationships he has been navigating through since season 1). I really enjoyed the season and the show as a whole as a young same-gender-loving man myself. I just would have loved to see this arch with his character and would have been so refreshing.

[@Elecktra.g]

Also I think it's funny that Benji is mad at Rahim for kissing Victor while they were together but Victor literally did the same thing to him when he was dating his boyfriend hypocrite much?? 🤣🤣🙄

[@jakobitheprophet418]

Benji and Victor relationship was not toxic

[@nissak1561]

I agree, people misuse the word toxic.

[@thisismaria27]

It's funny bc everyone was so on board with Victor choosing Benji and I just wasn't. I went in thinking whatever makes Victor happy, I'll support it. Now don't get me wrong, I don't hate Benji, I just think him and Victor are not a great fit. They are the classical "peaked in high school" romance. There is no shot that they are still dating five years from now. I honestly liked Victor trying out different things in this season and figuring out what it is he needs. But since this was the last season, that kinda felt rushed. I agree with you that this season was super focused on the romantic relationships, I just feel like they didn't have enough time to fully flesh everything out and focus on different things for longer (like Lake's relationship with her mom, Isabel's guilt over not accepting Victor right away, Benji and Rahim as friends, etc). It just feels like they needed another season to fully wrap up the story.

[@williamsue-ho7253]

There are many reasons why I believe Victor shouldn't go back to Benjii: 1.Benjii has lied to him several times. 2. He never once apologized to Victor's mom for having sex in her house (he could've seen it in her perspective and understand why she would get upset in the first place) so, he just expect that people should just deal with him being gay.😡 3. He kinda gaslights Victor in a way. That's very shady. Benjii. overall isn't a bad person but he just needs to sort himself out.

[@connorbolton3934]

Season one was litttt, Season two, was mehhhh Season three killed the magic.

[@weluvwhit5101]

Bruh the hate is real when it comes to venji

[@lstarsabb]

I don't mind venji but i do think writer put too much drama in their relationship.

[@weluvwhit5101]

@@lstarsabb true Bt then again they too much effort for their relationship and if they end of show off not being venji then what was the point ?

[@animk6390]

i know most of you didn't like the ending because it felt rushed but if you look at it another way, it made sense. after his speech, victor sprints his way to benji's just before he leaves for boarding school and confesses what he really feels. had he not done that, Benji would probably never realise that victor isn't over him and still loves him with all his heart. even though there were chances of Benji still going away, victor took the shot. it probably shows that there is hope in every relationship even at the worst stages (probably not like this in reality) and besides even Benji realised his mistake towards the end so i think y'all should give him a break. adding to this, victor and Rahim would make a really good couple but at the end of season 2, victor was still not over Benji. yes, he felt a connection with Rahim but he had been dating Benji for months and couldn't just forget him out of nowhere? so it makes sense showing up at benji's in season 3. having said that, this wasn't the best season, they could've done better.

[@ChrisJones-oy4xu]

Yea I agree and plus benji was the guy who made victor realize who he was, so I think it made sense for victor to still not be over benji

[@dazed3947]

The show was amazing season 1 and 2 but season 3 felt rushed and like it just needed to wrap everything up cuz they knew it was the end

[@Shelbert88]

I really think Victor and Benji are just toxic for each other. Victor seemed actually pretty fun with Nick. And Rahem with Benji this season made me ship those two. Mia still deserved better but I digress

[@himynameisnickolas]

I actually thought this season was pretty awful. They basically undid everything the built in season 2 (which I thought was great). I feel like the writers had no idea what they wanted to do with this season so everything just ended up feeling random and flakey. I was sad to see a series I liked end badly but Felix was like the only saving grace this season.

[@LengLeeX]

8:11 - Same but in shock, triumph n relief 😀

[@romeISdead]

When said Pilar said " I can't believe my parents are pimping out Victor to some random kid."

[@johnnyboy7144]

The last episode was LAUGHABLE, them going 1 by 1 to each relationship to wrap things up, it felt so damn unnatural and ridiculous, the last episode ruined the season for me

[@olivetomatopizza]

love, Victor is one of those shows that is really bad but I'm too emotionally attached to not watch it 😭

[@israelreyes6949]

Am I the only person who wanted Nick and Victor ending up together?

[@chicken6727]

I really loved the plot with Nick, but thats about it. It was so cliché and unoriginal for Benji and Victor to go on the Ferris wheel together and I think Rahim and Victor just have a better relationship. S2 E9 is a great episode bc it shows us what could have been, but then they choose the basic option.

[@serayvlogs]

The show should have shown Victor apologizing to Benji in the beginning of this season's episode. He then should have shown how much he cared about Benji's recovery and should have broke up with Benji for the best. He then should have went to Rahim's house in that same night to address how he cares more about their friendship. He then should have flown to New York and discovered more of himself, or he should have at least gone on a road trip. After the trip, he would have came back with some better sense about what he needs and who he is. He would have been ready to be brave and confident in who he is. He would realize he doesn't need to be in a relationship to be gay. That he can be gay on his own and be who he is without validation. This would have been a very impactful message for the season and for the series as a whole. For the remaining of the season, Victor should have been single. This would have allowed Victor to be seen as a bada**, powerful gay king during this series' finale season. There also should have been ten episodes to show our beloved characters' graduation and where they would be headed to in their futures. There could be a series spin off (Love, Liam) with Victor being at NYU and mentoring Liam who would still be attending Creekwood. He would be Liam's Simon. This spin off series could further explore Lucy as a character and her sexuality. Overall, this season had potential.

[@serayvlogs]

After Victor learns more about what he needs and who he is, the next episodes could show Benji's growth with his personal issues. There could be an episode where he has banter with his band, and an episode showing a couple of their music concerts and maybe even one of their tours. In one of their tours, Benji could grow into himself and have an amazing character build. On this tour, Benji's bandmates would have given him genuine advice. They would open up about their own experiences. One of his bandmates could have struggled with addiction as well. They could have been there to give Benji great advice on how he should take the time to focus on himself and his recovery, and how he should most importantly focus on what he wants. The bandmate would teach him how the steps towards recovery, and growing as a person, is more important than being in a relationship. Benji would come back from the tour ready to take the next step he needs to recover. This would have been a great and impactful message from the series.

[@serayvlogs]

Rahim's story line can stay the same as it was the most strong, genuine and authentic story line of the season and the series. What a king! Rahim would then form a unique connection with Benji, and their bond would lead them to become good friends. The only one difference that we would change with Rahim's plot is his friendship with Victor. In the double date episode, when Victor tells Rahim to ignore the homophobic bullies at the restaurant, we would have Rahim pop off on Victor's a**. Rahim would stand up like the King he is and tell off Victor. Victor would be left with his lame a** at that table, regretting what he did to Rahim. Telling your friend to ignore jerks that are treating them with disrespect is not okay. We need to stand up for our friends during these situations, we cannot just sit there and push the situation under the rug. The audience would learn that sometimes we have to brave, despite what our friends say and their lack of action. They would learn and see that it is important to stand up for ourselves, especially when we are majorly impacted by rude and damaging comments. That would have been the most iconic scene of the series we love Rahim!

[@serayvlogs]

Lake, Lucy, Mia, Andrew, Pilar, and Felix's plots would stay the same. Nick and Liam's plot would be changed. Liam and Nick would not end up together. Nick would still be in love with Victor even though they would be on a break. This will allow Victor to take the time that he needs to get over Benji and grow as a person. Liam would be single. We would see his adventures and how he navigates through his world dealing with his sexuality. In the spin-off series, Victor, now an NYU student, mentors Liam. Liam would learn how to be more comfortable in his sexuality. He would also learn to love himself for the way that he is.

[@serayvlogs]

Overall, all these changes would have been great for the series and would have made a great impact. The show had so much potential. 🤦🏾‍♀

[@joelleray4528]

Victor and Benji were such a toxic couple. Victor really should've just left that mans

[@dennisday8575]

I was a huge fan of the show, but I agree totally with you the last season was very disappointing I was more interested in Victor's relationship but everyone else's was thrown in on top I would love to see a season of only Victor moving forward. But it was a great series and congratulations to Victor for a excellent role. Good luck Dennis in Australia

[@romeISdead]

At this point I might need to rewatch because so much has happened in the show, a lot of other shows need to take NOTES. But even with so much happening, I had to force myself to finish it.

[@coolboss999]

No but like.... Benji really pissed me off this season. I was so upset when Victor didn't go with Nick because they were so cute 😍. I get it that they had to do the stereotype of never letting go of your first love but I feel like he did Nick DIRTY. Leading him on so long and Nick knew the entire time that he wasn't gonna be the answer 😭. The disappointment was immaculate

[@lstarsabb]

But I feel like the writers were trying not to go in the controversial sides of the lgbtq community because they were afraid of backlash like with Victor and his " poison ivy on his **** that was replace for for a STD and Nick was supposed to be a fuck boy, but they turned him into the fuck boy that just hasn't found the right person and Victor happened to be it, it was a little corny. I actually liked when Victor ended it because dealing with gay guys that just want to hook up is realistic and it was a growing pain for Victor.

[@mrgermanvono35]

First season was really really good. First half of the second season was decent. But then victor and benjis relationship just became really bad forced writing just for drama. And then when they "get back together" in season 3 it lasts like all of 1 night before rehab. The writers could have gone the route of showing a supporting and more healthy gay relationship with both of them and ultimately it wasn't. Yeah they got back together at the end of season 3, but at that point I just wasn't even surprised. I liked Victor and Rahims friendship. It really should've just stayed like friends. Love triangle tropes are really getting annoying. Especially when season 3 became a love square. Rahim got a lot more interesting this season and I would've rooted for him more if they didn't force that love triangle which just tainted how I viewed Victor and Rahim for a while. I did appreciate showing good queer solidarity and friendships. Lake and Lucy were great though and made up for the not amazing queer relationships happening elsewhere. Sadly it only was one season so not enough of it. I really liked the arc of Victor's parents and the relationship with Victor throughout the seasons. Particularly as catholics. I really wish that had been more of a focus in the 3rd season. 8 episodes definitely felt too rushed for all the stuff they put into it, lots of good ideas but not all well executed. More importantly I just wish we got to see healthier stronger queer relationships, and there was potential with Venji, we almost got it with Rahim and Connor, and just a little with Lake/Lucy. Sadly we didn't get that and mostly forced drama for the love stuff, luckily all the friendships were more natural. I'll still miss the characters. Thank god Heartstopper and Young Royals came out since Love Victor. Far superior shows imo. We have come a long way since SKAM as far as teenage queer relationships are depicted.

[@sarahelizabeth843]

A little late to this and I do appreciate your view on season but I feel like because Benji was victors first love he also had a lot of firsts with Benji so I feel like he was always going to chose Benji in the end , even if they did go on a break a few times , first love’s definitely can be hard to let go of and are sort of comfortable and feel familiar and I like how they sort of show that in Love, Victor ,the characters aren’t perfect but I think that’s the point they are meant to be flawed

[@bella-oj4fr]

it was so rushed I’m so sad ab the turn out ahhh

[@Adahudgins]

The season was mid plus It made since victor chose benji cause cause victor and Raheem definitely both bottoms 💀💀😭😭

[@nissak1561]

So you think Benji is a top ?

[@Adahudgins]

@@nissak1561 definitely

[@ramonaflowers2813]

Um Pulat and Felix did not end up together 😳 Pular just forgave Felix. And honestly I wished they stayed together and this was really the best relationship in the series which is sad in a series about a gay teen. I hated Benji and Victor I really wanted Rahim to be a thing. Why would you give up someone as beautiful and tall and funny as Rahim. I don't get it. Victor should have been on the Ferris wheel by himself but I didn't like that either because why did you have to be alone to be strong I think they should have given him some space for Benji and develop a relationship with Rahim and make that blossom 🌸

[@ashleymia5499]

For me, this season was also not so good because it was predictable and the side characters had more interesting plots than the main characters(because victor just went back to what's comfortable like lucy almost did which is unhealthy ). And the growth that was happening in Victor and Nicks's relationship was so honest and promising cause we could see how Nick changed to be with Victor. It was just wrong to cut off such a promising relationship like that and make Victor go back to Benji again. And Rehim is also a main character in the show but we didn't really get to see more of his relationship with his boyfriend like the others. In conclusion, the show felt rushed and fast-paced we didn't get to see all the relationship growth and the character development we should have gotten.

[@steadystudying]

I absolutely agree. I enjoyed everybody's storyline EXCEPT Victor. They all seemed to grow and learn more about themselves and what they wanted and he just went back to Benji having not grown at all. It would've been better if we had seen him grow and at the end of the day ended up with Benji. But I don't think Benji or Victor proved themselves able to be in any relationship, much less with each other that was very toxic. And I also don't understand the vibe of throwing random flings Víctor had together at the end. Like I get the show is cheesy and you want people to get together, but why do that to characters you're not gonna explore further anyway. I would love to see another spinoff with Lake and Lucy as they enter post-high school life or even Pilar.

[@tyhouston3611]

Yall this was 10/10 SAD! I’m so tired of struggle love😒 like who really wants the main toxic couple to stay together!? Literally no one but 13 year olds, I wanna see a health dynamic with some character growth sprinkled in! TEAM RAHIM!

[@P-louu]

also how they ruined Felix and Pilar… they had so much potential

[@pictureperfect3211]

Btw have you seen the Reboot for Queer As Folk, would love to hear your take on it.

[@mysticdigital5936]

Yessss, I thought I was the only one who found Venji underwhelming and kind of toxic. This season felt... happy and fun, but just a huge disappointment. So many characters could've been done better.

[@wandagu2080]

Y’all weren’t upset with Mia’s character? Was so done with her at the end and I hate that they made her life the most difficult I swear.

[@lynnhettrick7588]

I binged all 3 seasons over the last few days. I was so sure that little brother Adrian was going to be a half-sibling, either from the mom's affair or maybe the dad had a revenge affair. They said that Adrian was an Ooops and the dad had a vasectomy. They said that the kids didn't fully know what happened (but I guess that was the dad punching the boss). I was waiting and waiting for that to happen. But, guess not. I agree with your overall rating for the series. I like Heartstopper better at this point. I have rewatched Heartstopper but don't think I'll be rewatching Love, Victor.

[@RodgersReads]

Yeah....I enjoyed the first couple episodes but then it went OFF THE RAILS. Like what even was that relationship whiplash in the last few episodes? 😵

[@generichuman2044]

I just binge watched the show and was left feeling really disappointed. The show was full of gay relationships but I ended up rooting for Felix and the relationship between Lake and Lucy. The whole time it felt like the show was really forcing Benji and Victor. There was only a few episodes of chemistry building between Victor and Rahim but it felt more natural. Benji is not good for Victor. They both need time to focus on themselves before dating anyone

[@yoyo_dawg]

i also felt like the relationship between lake and lucy didn’t have enough like build up. i loved them so much, but i wish there was just a little…more

[@romeISdead]

My lonely ass looking at everybody in this show throwing around the word love when I've heard that from friends and family.

[@eri5867]

I wanted more lucy and lake

[@ffelegal]

The show could have ended with him riding the ferris wheel by himself and just getting a text message on the phone by a grindr hookup nearby. It would be so much more representative of gay reality lol. Who am I kidding? I love all the ferry tale. Real life is just as said as it is.

[@carminadiamente4670]

NO UR RIGHT I NEED TO TALK TO THE WRITER OF THIS SEASON PLS

[@leshgo4072]

I was going to watch season 3 but as soon as Benji opened that door I just closed it and decided not to watch...

[@thatoooooo]

I literally thought that on your post schedule we were going to address no name brand that is the summer I turned pretty

[@thatoooooo]

But love ur content 🤗

[@rehobothfavours7816]

The ending was so rushed which like everything else in this season has been done before…

[@lovevictor4562]

Someone need to tell whoever make this show that they rushed the show to finish fast because we all know they rushed it to finish On Instagram or Twitter

[@plaidpuma]

At first I didn't want Victor and Rahim to be a thing because typical only two gay boys in school getting together and I wanted Victor to have a friend.... BUT I fell in love with Rahim!! He's so- He's everything!! The best interracial couple since TV (yes I'm exaggerating) but I loved their dynamic. It was fun, cute, not toxic and RELAXING. Plus he brought the flavor, I realized Victor doesn't like flavor (which is ironic) but Aite....Benji it is I guess.