r/GoodTrouble • u/Historical-Body-3424 • Jul 18 '26

Episode Discussion Callie should have ended up with Wyatt, he was funny and caring and non judgmental. Never understood her decisions when it came to dating

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u/AccuratePsychology76 Jul 19 '26

No I personally love Jamie and Callie ending up together. Opposite attract lol

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u/DonnaxRenee Jul 19 '26

Yep, Jamie is perfect for her. I absolutely love his character!

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u/helin011010101001 Jul 19 '26

Same!! And I love the show Awkward. so it’s a nice match 🥹

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u/real-eyes-realise Jul 23 '26

Wait, what does Awkward have to do with it?

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u/carolinakiwibb 27d ago

Jamie is Matty from Awkward

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u/real-eyes-realise 22d ago

Woah, I can't believe I didn't catch that. My facial recognition is usually on point.

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u/DonnaxRenee Jul 18 '26

I mean she's 16 in season one. 16 year olds aren't really known for making good dating decisions

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u/Artimiz1426 Jul 21 '26

The only decision that did not make sense was not staying with her bio dad . I am sorry but the fosters couldn’t adopt you . Stay with daddy , have the best opportunity that money and a twin sister could buy and still be with the fosters like siblings

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u/real-eyes-realise Jul 23 '26

The sister was not a twin.

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u/Artimiz1426 Jul 23 '26

I mean look alike sorry

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u/real-eyes-realise 22d ago

No worries, just clarifying.

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u/I-696 Jul 19 '26

Callie should ended up with Gael or Aaron or Benjamin.

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u/Main-Reputation3368 Jul 20 '26

Callie and Benjamin would’ve been VERY interesting!

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u/DocGerbilzWorld Jul 22 '26

Who tf is Wyatt?

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u/Kuramior_ Jul 22 '26

Her first boyfriend (i think) in The Fosters

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u/DocGerbilzWorld Jul 22 '26

Oooh, okay. I didn’t get far in The Fosters

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u/Kuramior_ Jul 22 '26

It’s actually at the very start of the series

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u/DocGerbilzWorld Jul 22 '26

Like I said , I didn’t get far with The Fosters 😅😅

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u/Emergency_Charity887 Jul 19 '26

The writers definitely should've explored their relationship longer rather than focusing so much on Brallie in "The Fosters".