I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Absolutely Brilliant!

It's funny watching the elements come together in this complicated scam. On one hand, the set-up isn't quite as complex as it seems, but there's an easy sense of fun in every exchange.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

Overall, we all know this show isn't good television. But that's a given; it's reality TV. When The Hills came out I was about 14 or so. I had never seen Laguna Beach, but my big sister had and was pretty into the The Hills. Whenever she would watch it I would be like "ugh this show is so stupid and fake". Which it is, but as I watched more episodes with her I couldn't help but get sucked in a little. Some of the characters seemed more down to earth and real than others, which made it a bit more likable. Bur I think I even liked MTV Canada's after show better. They all just talk about what happened on The Hills. Once even Lauren said on the after show that a phone between her and Spencer was all editing and didn't happen. So yeah, obviously "scripted reality" but if you feel like watching something light, mindless, with some nice clothes, it's not the worst. I've seen worse shows.

People need to ignore the bad reviews because this show really is the best. Everyone needs to watch this show! You will get hooked straight away. It is full of drama all the time.Yes so there has been many debates if it's scripted or not but really who cares! Just enjoy it.You really will get addicted to this show and fall in love with the characters... Or love to hate them (Spencer of course). It has a nice mixture of drama, bitchy, fall outs but also the humour. It's a great show about relationships and friendships.It's really nice watching a show about a nice group of friends. It's an easy to watch show.. Full of plenty of eye candy!

These are difficult times we live in. We have oil spills, a failing economy, earthquakes in Haiti, terrorism. But while our minds are clouded with all these problems, it's easy to forget what constitutes real drama. It's easy to forget about the most difficult questions we often ask ourselves in life. Do I go with the Gucci or the Louis Vuitton shoes? Should I eat sushi every day or every OTHER day? Do I go out with the greasy model/drummer or the slimy rich boy who doesn't have a real job? True, none of the drama on the show's 6 seasons has dealt with the death of a family member, a car crash, contracting a disease or financial troubles. But these kinds of events are somehow rendered insignificant when you learn that someone is so fed up with someone else that they are quite simply "over it!" I won't mention any of the characters specifically because to describe even one of them would be to delve into a life of infinite complexities and potentially life-altering dilemmas. All I will say is that when it comes to watching The Hills, I am definitely not "over it."

In my first review, I said The Hills was a reality soap opera, tons of drama, but not much character. But in all fairness, my first review was based on only a couple of episodes. I had planned to stop watching the show at some point, but after a few weeks, I got hooked. The characters' personalities have finally come out, and the show has become much more interesting than I originally thought.The plot centers around the lives of fashion designer and TV personality Lauren Conrad and her friends in LA. There's no main plot to the show, just the girls' everyday business and social lives. Now, some people say that the show is scripted. I don't know if that's true, but it's still entertaining to watch how certain events unfold.All in all, the show is actually very interesting. Try "not" to gossip about this show. I still say it's like a soap, and there is no shortage of drama, but if you can handle that, The Hills can be pretty entertaining.