It honestly does not surprise me at all that Quinn and Logan were the ones who managed to make their relationship work outside of high school. Because the minute they started dating they immediately had that open line of communication DOWN.
They decided they were dating and then seconds later owned up to being embarrassed about it and problem solved.
Every time one did something to upset the other, they heard about it, usually almost immediately and they would talk it out.
Like for two teenagers who didn't have a lot of experience with a serious, long term relationship, they figured it out real quick. I could see them making things work as adults.
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No but "wannabe playboy falls in love with the nerdy girl at 16 and then spends the rest of his life obsessing over her" is a very very good dynamic
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Imagining Logan from s1 making fun of adult Logan but adult Logan would just look at him and say “at least I’m happy” and s1 Logan would go
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Logan being Quinn's simpy/trophy husband whos only job is to dote and shower his Girl boss of a wife with unconditonl love, support and words of affirmation was the realest part of Zoey 102
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Logan in Quinn Misses the Mark:
HE IS NOT THE LOVE OF YOUR LIFE—HE IS LITERALLY JUST A GUY . . . HIT HIM WITH YOUR CAR!
(Logan’s look of confusion and disgust learning Mark dump—broke up with Quinn)
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Zoey 102 is exactly what I thought it would be, and I don’t mean that negatively.
I only wish it had MORE Quinn and Logan. I know that after all this time, a substantial portion of this movie would be about Zoey and Chase FINALLY getting together — and staying together. I appreciate the female-led creative team giving their story some depth to bridge the years of adulthood, BUT there is much more meat with Quinn and Logan.
Erin Sanders is giving the best and surprisingly vulnerable performance in this movie, and I just want to see more of her. I want Matthew Underwood to have more real estate to tug back those layers of Logan Reese as an adult. I can see them. They’re RIGHT THERE.
I read an interview with the director, Nancy Hower (because the writers and actors are on strike until the AMPTP brings them a fair deal), and she said they have hopes to keep the franchise going in more movies and even a sequel show.
I honestly think that could be fun.
Considering how iCarly was able to reinvent itself and become a stronger show, I think Zoey 102 (or whatever it would be called by then) could do the same, especially if it keeps a female-led (!!!) team.
A show would really open up this rom-com and allow the creatives to get into the depths of these characters and their relationships all these years later, AND it wouldn’t have to rely so heavily on Zoey — and Zoey & Chase — then.
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