I was thinking the exact same thing. I can't believe no one in the room picked up on the fact that he was sexually assaulted. I have a feeling that it was sexual assault. Carter was not old enough to give consent.
@@lauramacgregor3600 lol no shit. Did you think it was a documentary? Be real though.... If the 11 year old was female and the 25 year was a male the reaction, both of the characters and audience, would have been very different.
Literally don't understand why they get all down when Luka says he lost his virginity on his wedding night, especially because it's a good memory for him...but they think it's hilarious that Carter lost his virginity as a prepubescent boy to someone that was *definitely* an adult. Carter's story breaks my heart.
I’ve been rewatching er recently and there a few things like this. Carter here especially as he was so young and the other was clearly an adult. Also Sam and Alex’s dad. She was 15 when she got pregnant he was 23. Yet when she told people they didn’t bat and eye lid.
I think the reason why Luka’s story got them all down was because they know Luka watch both his wife and daughter die as he cried desperately for help in a war zone. The fact that his wife was his first made them feel bad for bringing the whole conversation up because it made him think about the tragedy again, but he was gracious, informing them that his first time was a good memory, because it was with his wife.
Well they knew Luka lost his first family in a horrible way and it was a touchy subject so of course they’re down about it good memory or not. Abby knew he missed his children and while she somewhat brought up that topic over the years she only would talk about it if Luka brought it up.
I thought this episode was one of the funniest ever, until Carter told his story. He was molested and they just laughed! It made me sick to my stomach!
Philip Kramer not the same type of show but Glee did the same:( A boy was molested and everyone congratulated him:( Idk why they write male survivors stories like that because in real life you wouldn’t react like that..
chillidog27 Because we are living in the time of a serious witch hunt.ER wasn't shown too long ago but look at where we are.Nothing was made of this scene at the time as we now are hypnotised by the propaganda of careerist zealots trying to find fault with everything to further their careers like the media,police and the legal profession etc and they don't care what lives they wreck in the process. Dr Gallant said he was 14, but not much of a fuss made about that as that is the usual time or even below we all start to experiment whether we want to admit it or not.
not at all...i think this was criticised at the time. if you don't know what's wrong with a 25 year old woman having sex with an 11 year old virgin she was in care of then I'm worried about you tbh
chillidog27 I didn't say I agreed with Carters news which in a way proves my point you obviously went into witch hunt mode instead of reading it correctly.
you havnt proved any point...the whole point of a witch hunt was trying to find things that didn't exist...your language totally makes the reader think you disapprove of people outing sex abusers, and that carters story was nothing to be concerned about.
_"A real man doesn't love a million women. He loves only one - in a million ways."_ ♡ Luka's story is so touching and beautiful, I fell in love with him stronger and deeper than I'd been earlier when I watched this episode for the first time. ❤ All the other characters' first time were awful... Especially Carter's! Being sexually assaulted, being raped is _not funny_ at all!!! Every woman needs a man like Luka! 😇 (Love is patient. ♡)
Luka loved two women in his life. Danijela and Abby. The way he looked at Abby from the start of their first relationship to them again another later, I knew he was so in love with her. The way Abby always had such a strong closeness and connection to Luka which drove Carter nuts. Told me so much of the love between Abby snd Luka. I was like get your girl back Luka, Abby always belonged to Luka it was obvious. He made “love”to the women he was in love with and I knew it was Abby ❤️
Because ER was realistic...they're telling funny stories, they don't expect something serious and when it happens they don't even realize it.......this is great writing and the fact that you (and many others in the comment section) react the way you did demonstrates just how good the writing of the show was....no black and white, no safe space for the viewer...you are involved - you are required to make up your own mind and can't just sit back and switch your brain off...
@@theferryman4916 No. It's a sign that even as 'recently' as 19 years ago (when this episode aired) sexual abuse to young men/boys from women was not taken seriously at all. The ridiculous mentality that Men/Boys can't be abused by women because "all young lads would love to pull an older woman" etc It's like when you read stories about a female teacher having sex with a male student- many of the comments from guys are "why wasn't she my teacher when I was in school" etc The reaction from Abby and Susan here, the implication almost, is that Carter had blossomed early and seduced an innocent maid just trying to go about her work- almost like "Oh Carter you dog!" kind of attitude. This is wrong. Society is starting to realise this more now but Carter was sexually abused by a 25 year old woman when he was 11. The fact the show never addressed this and the fact that other medical professionals never reacted appropriately clearly shows the show writers did not think this would be classified as abuse but merely a gag at Carters expense because he was seducing the maids at such a young age like "a real man" - it's disgusting.
@@theferryman4916 I disagreed with your view on the writing and what you believed should have happened based on the episode. I "Proved your point" only because your point requires someone have an opinion- which of course I do. You said it was because ER is realistic and that because the characters are having a light hearted moment they don't realise how serious the information Carter just disclosed to them is. You then say it's great writing. You go on to say that we as the viewer must make our own mind up as to the seriousness of Carter's admission and can't "switch our brains off" - Yes, I'm "illustrating your point" to a very minor degree by clearly indicating I have made my mind up that what Carter has said is serious. However I disagree completely with the rest of what you said, that it's great writing and that the characters "understandably" don't grasp the seriousness of what Carter is saying in the middle of a light hearted conversation. This isn't something that should be left up to viewers to decide is or isn't a serious matter it isn't something that they should show two medical professional characters reacting to with laughter, it's terrible writing and ER missed the mark with this one. My point was that the attitude that existed even as recently as 20 years ago- "that an older woman having sex with a male minor" was not seen as abuse/taken as seriously because of the out-dated and wrong stereotype that "Men would be up for that" - You are giving the writers to much credit, it was bad writing based on outdated attitudes.
Don't know if anyone really caught the significance of Carter losing his virginity at 11. If my calculation is correct: In an earlier episode, we find out his brother Bobby died 20 years ago (same season). We hear that he is 31 in this episode... meaning he lost it when he lost his brother (and in many ways, his mom). Kinda sad...
But an 11 year old Boy….most boys aren’t even going through puberty at that age… it sickening. Carter admitting to that at that age should of caused dead silence not laughs and giggles.
I think what Luka said was really sweet (and I KNEW he was going to say it was his wife/wedding night.) But Carter's story is the one that should have been the mood killer. I mean jesus, he was molested! Why the hell are they laughing? What about that situation is funny? What if the 25yo maid was a relative. Or What if the maid was a man? Would they still be laughing. rape is rape.
*IF* I remember right, they were supposed to attend a sexual harassment seminar in that building/room. The seminar was supposed to start at such and such a time, and end at such and such a time, but the person presenting the seminar didn't show up until, like, 15 minutes before the scheduled end time. They had all been joking around at County, and somehow Carter got caught up in it all. Even though he technically hadn't done anything, Carter was still required to go to this seminar, which is why he's so pissy here. Thus, the irony in Carter's confession here is really, really, really thick. I had the same reaction as a lot of you. Even though this was filmed in the 90's, rape/sexual assault/molestation WAS a thing back then, and I cannot believe no one batted an eye at Carter's confession. 😑
Yeah the it’s the writers or something are disconnected to statutory rape and such to be honest, if this was supposed to be in fact true there should have been much more elaborated on. The writer of this episodes was just trying to be edgy it seems like and the reason why they are in one room is because of budget constraints the show had at the time.
The authors were dropping breadcrumbs explaining both his attraction to older women and his drug abuse. Then they made him overcome it. Audiences reacted exactly the same way as Abby and Susan to John Mulaney talking about the abuse he went through in The Comeback Kid. A big laugh and then ?
Maybe just me, I didn't read through all the comments, but I'm getting some serious Breakfast Club vibes. I don't remember this episode, but I do get the feeling it was a good one.
I swear I thought this episode was written by someone who doesnt know the show. But it was freaking John Wells, one of the creators. A whole different dinamic for the characters, maybe he was playing to do the very own ER version of The breakfast club. Quite a piece of episode.
Are you a man or a woman? (Well, it's all the same...) You should have told your friends you'd done it for the first time on your wedding night, it's not a shame at all!!! (Even if everyone is saying it.) You should be proud of yourself (and your wife/husband)! 😉
I actually fucking hate the fact that Susan and Abbey just laugh in Carter's face when he tells them that a 25 year old woman had sex with him when he was 11. That is sexual abuse- no wonder Carter was so messed up with women!
I don't know why everyone thought Luca was so good-looking? I thought he was ugly as shit not to mention an asshole who was always going around fighting people. Heck even killed a man because of his temper. I thought he sucked on ER!
• No, that's not true that the younger, the earlier you loose your virginity the cooler and the better person you are. • Being sexually assaulted, being raped is _not funny_ at all!!! • I'm still deeply in love with Luka. ❤
Am I the only person who just asumed that he was lying to win the game/the other assumed that he was lying to win and they were laughing at him because of that? Like, a big part of this episode was showcasing some of Carter's more childish traits (including his competitive nature) especially when contrasted to Kovac, and to a lesser degree Gallant, and unless I'm misremembering this nebver came up in the show again. I have a hard time believing that they'd have this as part of Carter's backstory and barely bring it up except for onew bit that could be written off as a tasteless joke.
I don’t think he was lying. Throughout the show they mention Carter has a thing for older women, I think this line was also put in here to explain that. The girls are laughing but Carter seems uncomfortable in this scene. I think it actually was just a tasteless joke they put in to be funny but it didn’t come out like that was at all. This episode was here because of budget cuts too I beleive, so it makes sense that it was just a one off line they never mentioned again. Sadly.
I'm still a virgin in my 40s. I used to think there was somthg wrong w me until I realized I'm still waiting for the right one. A friend told me its not that big of a deal if its not in the cards focus on something else. Always rembered that.
Luka is impossible to hate. That man has the biggest heart known to man and very traditional and brought up in a way that is very classy compared to how the others were. He’s the ideal dream guy, great looks sexy accent and a great heart. It’s why it broke mine to see him go through so much and have people he loved taken away from him. Carter is a huge jerk and treated Luka like crap for three years. Despite all of carters bs towards him he never stooped to his level which made him even more of a class act. Although Luka had every right in the world to be a dick to Carter, he remained kind. Carter was an entitled rich jerk who needed to be knocked down a peg or two. Wasn’t until the Congo he grew up a lot.
@@sadieyoung7397 Not sure exactly why I hate him. Hate might be a strong word but its the one I'm going with. Could be the actor. Could be that he is one of those characters that you are suppose to like without reason (in my opinion). He has a tragic backstory and you're suppose to feel for him(dont get me wrong. I do) but its not enough for me to like him. Plenty of characters have tragic backstorys. You called Carter entitled and thats what I feel Luka is. Carter isn't perfect and sometimes I want to hit him over the head but thats why I love him. Him not being likeable all the time is what makes me like him. But to each their own
Not to start anything here, but if Carter was 11 and the maid was 25, that's statutory rape of a minor. That's a crime.
tolliver15 Its a show 😩
I was thinking the exact same thing. I can't believe no one in the room picked up on the fact that he was sexually assaulted. I have a feeling that it was sexual assault. Carter was not old enough to give consent.
@@lauramacgregor3600 lol no shit. Did you think it was a documentary? Be real though.... If the 11 year old was female and the 25 year was a male the reaction, both of the characters and audience, would have been very different.
Even in that scene you can tell he was uncomfortable. I understand sexual abuse that sucks
@@lauramacgregor3600 It's a show? What a dumb ass response.....
Literally don't understand why they get all down when Luka says he lost his virginity on his wedding night, especially because it's a good memory for him...but they think it's hilarious that Carter lost his virginity as a prepubescent boy to someone that was *definitely* an adult. Carter's story breaks my heart.
I _totally, absolutely_ agree with you! 👍
I’ve been rewatching er recently and there a few things like this. Carter here especially as he was so young and the other was clearly an adult. Also Sam and Alex’s dad. She was 15 when she got pregnant he was 23. Yet when she told people they didn’t bat and eye lid.
Same. He was raped
I think the reason why Luka’s story got them all down was because they know Luka watch both his wife and daughter die as he cried desperately for help in a war zone. The fact that his wife was his first made them feel bad for bringing the whole conversation up because it made him think about the tragedy again, but he was gracious, informing them that his first time was a good memory, because it was with his wife.
Well they knew Luka lost his first family in a horrible way and it was a touchy subject so of course they’re down about it good memory or not. Abby knew he missed his children and while she somewhat brought up that topic over the years she only would talk about it if Luka brought it up.
Luka’s wedding night gets them quiet and sad, but Carter being 11 doesn’t?! WTH?!
Ikr!!! I was like wtaf
Yeah, it makes me sad and angry as well! 😡
Carter was raped
"Mark Green" - carter stabs the table with a knife. MWAHAHAHA
😂😂😂
I thought this episode was one of the funniest ever, until Carter told his story. He was molested and they just laughed! It made me sick to my stomach!
squeegy29 I agree
I, too, cringed when Carter said "She was paid to clean."
Yeah, Jesus Christ that ‘joke’ did not age well.... you would think that a show as progressive as ER was wouldn’t have messed that up.
Exactly
Philip Kramer not the same type of show but Glee did the same:( A boy was molested and everyone congratulated him:( Idk why they write male survivors stories like that because in real life you wouldn’t react like that..
This is a scene which would not be written like this today. You wouldn’t have a bunch of people laughing at child molestation
Yes, there’s always at least one who would laugh…
why aren't they more sympathetic about carters story can't belive they laughed at him jeez
chillidog27 Because we are living in the time of a serious witch hunt.ER wasn't shown too long ago but look at where we are.Nothing was made of this scene at the time as we now are hypnotised by the propaganda of careerist zealots trying to find fault with everything to further their careers like the media,police and the legal profession etc and they don't care what lives they wreck in the process.
Dr Gallant said he was 14, but not much of a fuss made about that as that is the usual time or even below we all start to experiment whether we want to admit it or not.
not at all...i think this was criticised at the time. if you don't know what's wrong with a 25 year old woman having sex with an 11 year old virgin she was in care of then I'm worried about you tbh
chillidog27 I didn't say I agreed with Carters news which in a way proves my point you obviously went into witch hunt mode instead of reading it correctly.
you havnt proved any point...the whole point of a witch hunt was trying to find things that didn't exist...your language totally makes the reader think you disapprove of people outing sex abusers, and that carters story was nothing to be concerned about.
plus carter looked kinda upset...they wernt good friends
_"A real man doesn't love a million women. He loves only one - in a million ways."_ ♡
Luka's story is so touching and beautiful, I fell in love with him stronger and deeper than I'd been earlier when I watched this episode for the first time. ❤
All the other characters' first time were awful... Especially Carter's! Being sexually assaulted, being raped is _not funny_ at all!!!
Every woman needs a man like Luka! 😇 (Love is patient. ♡)
Luka loved two women in his life. Danijela and Abby. The way he looked at Abby from the start of their first relationship to them again another later, I knew he was so in love with her. The way Abby always had such a strong closeness and connection to Luka which drove Carter nuts. Told me so much of the love between Abby snd Luka. I was like get your girl back Luka, Abby always belonged to Luka it was obvious. He made “love”to the women he was in love with and I knew it was Abby ❤️
WHY IS A ROOM FULL OF ADULTS/MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS LAUGHING AT THE FACT THAT AN 11 YEAR OLD WAS SEXUALLY ASSAULTED BY A 25 YEAR OLD????????
Because ER was realistic...they're telling funny stories, they don't expect something serious and when it happens they don't even realize it.......this is great writing and the fact that you (and many others in the comment section) react the way you did demonstrates just how good the writing of the show was....no black and white, no safe space for the viewer...you are involved - you are required to make up your own mind and can't just sit back and switch your brain off...
@@theferryman4916 No. It's a sign that even as 'recently' as 19 years ago (when this episode aired) sexual abuse to young men/boys from women was not taken seriously at all. The ridiculous mentality that Men/Boys can't be abused by women because "all young lads would love to pull an older woman" etc It's like when you read stories about a female teacher having sex with a male student- many of the comments from guys are "why wasn't she my teacher when I was in school" etc The reaction from Abby and Susan here, the implication almost, is that Carter had blossomed early and seduced an innocent maid just trying to go about her work- almost like "Oh Carter you dog!" kind of attitude. This is wrong. Society is starting to realise this more now but Carter was sexually abused by a 25 year old woman when he was 11. The fact the show never addressed this and the fact that other medical professionals never reacted appropriately clearly shows the show writers did not think this would be classified as abuse but merely a gag at Carters expense because he was seducing the maids at such a young age like "a real man" - it's disgusting.
@@NarnianHogwart You disagreed with me to then illustrate my point.......
@@theferryman4916 I disagreed with your view on the writing and what you believed should have happened based on the episode. I "Proved your point" only because your point requires someone have an opinion- which of course I do. You said it was because ER is realistic and that because the characters are having a light hearted moment they don't realise how serious the information Carter just disclosed to them is. You then say it's great writing. You go on to say that we as the viewer must make our own mind up as to the seriousness of Carter's admission and can't "switch our brains off" - Yes, I'm "illustrating your point" to a very minor degree by clearly indicating I have made my mind up that what Carter has said is serious. However I disagree completely with the rest of what you said, that it's great writing and that the characters "understandably" don't grasp the seriousness of what Carter is saying in the middle of a light hearted conversation. This isn't something that should be left up to viewers to decide is or isn't a serious matter it isn't something that they should show two medical professional characters reacting to with laughter, it's terrible writing and ER missed the mark with this one. My point was that the attitude that existed even as recently as 20 years ago- "that an older woman having sex with a male minor" was not seen as abuse/taken as seriously because of the out-dated and wrong stereotype that "Men would be up for that" - You are giving the writers to much credit, it was bad writing based on outdated attitudes.
@@NarnianHogwart So you don't like realistic writing....that's fine - there is Grey's Anatomy for people like you
The best script ever. I love this episode. I think the timing was awesome 👏
Same! I love every episode written by John Wells.
Don't know if anyone really caught the significance of Carter losing his virginity at 11.
If my calculation is correct: In an earlier episode, we find out his brother Bobby died 20 years ago (same season). We hear that he is 31 in this episode... meaning he lost it when he lost his brother (and in many ways, his mom).
Kinda sad...
Gooniegirl More than "kinda" sad. Tragic.
Which could account for a Maid comforting him and things led from there. Still wrong tho.
But an 11 year old Boy….most boys aren’t even going through puberty at that age… it sickening. Carter admitting to that at that age should of caused dead silence not laughs and giggles.
I think what Luka said was really sweet (and I KNEW he was going to say it was his wife/wedding night.) But Carter's story is the one that should have been the mood killer. I mean jesus, he was molested! Why the hell are they laughing? What about that situation is funny? What if the 25yo maid was a relative. Or What if the maid was a man? Would they still be laughing. rape is rape.
I _totally_ agree with you!!! 👍
It was rape.
Waiting makes it more meaningful 😊
it's so disgusting how carter tells them he was molested and they LAUGH..........whose idea was that
The director.
How come there's no comments here, this was a great scence. I worry about Carters story though.
*IF* I remember right, they were supposed to attend a sexual harassment seminar in that building/room. The seminar was supposed to start at such and such a time, and end at such and such a time, but the person presenting the seminar didn't show up until, like, 15 minutes before the scheduled end time.
They had all been joking around at County, and somehow Carter got caught up in it all. Even though he technically hadn't done anything, Carter was still required to go to this seminar, which is why he's so pissy here.
Thus, the irony in Carter's confession here is really, really, really thick. I had the same reaction as a lot of you. Even though this was filmed in the 90's, rape/sexual assault/molestation WAS a thing back then, and I cannot believe no one batted an eye at Carter's confession. 😑
Yeah the it’s the writers or something are disconnected to statutory rape and such to be honest, if this was supposed to be in fact true there should have been much more elaborated on. The writer of this episodes was just trying to be edgy it seems like and the reason why they are in one room is because of budget constraints the show had at the time.
This was awful. Laughing at Carter’s experience.
Luka's story is so beautiful and such a contrast to the tacky ones everyone else tells.
You have to love Luka
Well, he wasn't a product of American mores.
@@rr7firefly you're only deluding yourself if you think anyone from Eastern Europe today waits until their wedding night to have sex
@@legendarian4690 My comment is really about American mores than about Luka and his background.
@@rr7firefly by mores, do you mean morals?
The authors were dropping breadcrumbs explaining both his attraction to older women and his drug abuse. Then they made him overcome it. Audiences reacted exactly the same way as Abby and Susan to John Mulaney talking about the abuse he went through in The Comeback Kid. A big laugh and then ?
The absolute best episode that ever made me laugh out loud.
Well, that's quite sad!
Happy birthday dr susan from italian boy live in rome and I m fan of er
Maybe just me, I didn't read through all the comments, but I'm getting some serious Breakfast Club vibes. I don't remember this episode, but I do get the feeling it was a good one.
It was totally ER's Breakfast Club.
I love this story about Luca and his wife. I think that should be encouraged more in life. It's that people take sex and make it something cheap
Luka - but I totally agree with you! 😄
The best dialogue ever.
And that’s when I fell in love with luka... team luka ALL DAY!
Luka ❤❤❤
I swear I thought this episode was written by someone who doesnt know the show. But it was freaking John Wells, one of the creators. A whole different dinamic for the characters, maybe he was playing to do the very own ER version of The breakfast club. Quite a piece of episode.
"She was one of the maids."
"Did you pay her?"
"My parents did."
"To have sex with you?"
"To be a maid."
Amazing.
Nope. It's horrible.
I did too Luka...I did too...and now I'm invisible to her..
Damn, that sucks... maybe you should become visible to someone else.
WTG Luka. I lost mine on my wedding night too. But told my friends that it was much sooner...lol
Are you a man or a woman? (Well, it's all the same...) You should have told your friends you'd done it for the first time on your wedding night, it's not a shame at all!!! (Even if everyone is saying it.) You should be proud of yourself (and your wife/husband)! 😉
I actually fucking hate the fact that Susan and Abbey just laugh in Carter's face when he tells them that a 25 year old woman had sex with him when he was 11. That is sexual abuse- no wonder Carter was so messed up with women!
Abby, not Abbey - but I _totally_ agree with you!!! 👍 (By the way, Abby and Susan are very annoying in this episode!!!)
great episode.
"It's okay, it's okay". I'M WORRY FOR CARTER NOT YOU! HE WAS ELEVEN YEARS OLD! Just because Luka is damn hot then the focus on him. ^ ^
I don't know why everyone thought Luca was so good-looking? I thought he was ugly as shit not to mention an asshole who was always going around fighting people. Heck even killed a man because of his temper. I thought he sucked on ER!
@@nibora4895 yeah he is good looking and hot! If you don't like him, don't comment!
@@Amandaaa1999Fuck off!! I'll comment if I want!! If you don't like what I comment don't read it.
Carter's story should have killed the mood instead of Luka's!!! And Luka is very handsome and attractive, that's not a question. 😉
eleven thats fucking gross she should've been in jail
this and the hamlet bit.. is how i felt in love with luka kovac
_...I fell in love with Luka Kovač._ 😉
But yeah, the same with me! 😎
• No, that's not true that the younger, the earlier you loose your virginity the cooler and the better person you are.
• Being sexually assaulted, being raped is _not funny_ at all!!!
• I'm still deeply in love with Luka. ❤
way to kill the mood luka lols
Carter's story should have killed the mood instead of Luka's!!!
Happy birthday at susan from italian boy live in rome and I m fan of er
_...to Susan from an Italian boy who lives in Rome and I'm a fan of E. R._ 😉
Oh Luca... What a sweet guy...
Luka. 😉 But you're right, he's so sweet, adorable and irresistible! ❤
"omg you are still virgin :o" hahahaha :D
Am I the only person who just asumed that he was lying to win the game/the other assumed that he was lying to win and they were laughing at him because of that? Like, a big part of this episode was showcasing some of Carter's more childish traits (including his competitive nature) especially when contrasted to Kovac, and to a lesser degree Gallant, and unless I'm misremembering this nebver came up in the show again. I have a hard time believing that they'd have this as part of Carter's backstory and barely bring it up except for onew bit that could be written off as a tasteless joke.
I don’t think he was lying. Throughout the show they mention Carter has a thing for older women, I think this line was also put in here to explain that. The girls are laughing but Carter seems uncomfortable in this scene. I think it actually was just a tasteless joke they put in to be funny but it didn’t come out like that was at all. This episode was here because of budget cuts too I beleive, so it makes sense that it was just a one off line they never mentioned again. Sadly.
I remember this episode lol
I'm still a virgin in my 40s. I used to think there was somthg wrong w me until I realized I'm still waiting for the right one. A friend told me its not that big of a deal if its not in the cards focus on something else. Always rembered that.
I loved Luka !
Wait. Cater was molested by a maid and it is funny but Kovac waits until his wedding night and it is sad? The 90s were a fucked up time.
Well, this episode was made and takes place in 2002 - but I totally agree with you!
Happy birthday at noah wyle from italian boy live in rome
_...to Noah Wyle from an Italian boy who lives in Rome._ 😉
Carter was raped. Awful.
I love luka
So funny 😆
I hate Luka. I love Carter but in this episode he's kind of a jerk
Why do you hate Luka?
Luka is impossible to hate. That man has the biggest heart known to man and very traditional and brought up in a way that is very classy compared to how the others were. He’s the ideal dream guy, great looks sexy accent and a great heart. It’s why it broke mine to see him go through so much and have people he loved taken away from him. Carter is a huge jerk and treated Luka like crap for three years. Despite all of carters bs towards him he never stooped to his level which made him even more of a class act. Although Luka had every right in the world to be a dick to Carter, he remained kind. Carter was an entitled rich jerk who needed to be knocked down a peg or two. Wasn’t until the Congo he grew up a lot.
@@sadieyoung7397 Not sure exactly why I hate him. Hate might be a strong word but its the one I'm going with. Could be the actor. Could be that he is one of those characters that you are suppose to like without reason (in my opinion). He has a tragic backstory and you're suppose to feel for him(dont get me wrong. I do) but its not enough for me to like him. Plenty of characters have tragic backstorys. You called Carter entitled and thats what I feel Luka is. Carter isn't perfect and sometimes I want to hit him over the head but thats why I love him. Him not being likeable all the time is what makes me like him. But to each their own