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So...I never thought Chris D'Elia (Adam) was hot before this show

posted 10 years ago by siu18
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I've watched him on Whitney and Undateable, and I always liked him, and got why a girl might find him attractive, but never thought he was "hot." I'm not sure my last sentence makes sense, so I'll try to explain. In Whitney he played an awesome boyfriend that was so supportive of Whitney that I kinda fell in love with him too. In Undateable his character is so self-confident and "smooth" that I can't help falling for the manipulation.
But in this episode of Jennifer Falls, when everyone was calling him hot, I looked at him differently. And...maybe I do find him hot, and that's why I thought he was attractive all along.
I know this was long and I don't fully expect anyone to read it all.

[–] taopolis 10 years ago

"But in this episode of Jennifer Falls, when everyone was calling him hot, I looked at him differently. And...maybe I do find him hot, and that's why I thought he was attractive all along. "

I didn't know who Chris D'Elia was before watching this show. Before he arrived on screen, the characters kept describing him as hot and then when they finally showed him, I didn't think he was hot all. I think you were right the first time.

[–] BrainGirl78 10 years ago

He has always reminded me of a velociraptor for some reason. He stands in such an odd way, that he always has his butt sticking out, and his arms are usually up in some weird way. He does this thing with his lips too, like a girl trying to make her lips look bigger - pouty in a way. Also, his hair looks greasy in EVERYTHING he has ever been in, yet he (and other characters) is always saying that he has great hair - it is as if it is written into his contract (kind of like how performers have "riders" written into their contracts for how their dressing rooms and food and stuff has to be) that someone must say that his hair looks good, when it doesn't, and this has to be written into every show he is in.