Pat (the aspiring actress trying to use a contact to get into a Burt Reynolds movie) - Narcissist, plus she's unable to break things off from an abusive boyfriend (pushes her, threatens to throw her out a six-story window). This is a terrible prospect for a relationship. I can see why her parents were trying to fix her up with someone else though.
Claudia (recently divorced interior designer connected with survivalists) - Seemed like a nice person, although the survivalist connection is a bit odd. It didn't look like she was interested in a relationship, at least not with Ross. Move on.
Winnie (linguist living on isolated island) - She was the most fascinating personality of the bunch. She makes for an interesting prospect for a long-term relationship; there's the possibility there of a very intellectual and unusual life path for a guy who would be open to that.
Jackie (nuclear activist) - Solidly grounded person, who would make for a good relationship opportunity. Except that she's about to move across the country and already has a boyfriend, that is.
Dee Dee (guitar-playing Mormon) - She's looking for a man in the LDS church. Avoid.
Joy (bass and vocals) - Another keeper (talented and a nice personality), but she was destined to head off to NYC to try to make a success of herself there. (And it looks like she was able to at least eke out a living there, www.joyperrin.com/music.htm.)
Karen (old flame, reconnecting with her boyfriend) - This was pathetic, with Ross hanging around while she's rekindling her relationship with another guy. Show some self-respect, guy, and just leave already.
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soma-2
7 years ago
The best woman for Ross would have been Karen the attorney. It's too bad she wasn't available.
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