In fact, he’s a strong candidate for TV’s worst boyfriend 🙌
the one for him, he stood up on a coffee cart and declared his feelings for her, which was a total swoon-worthy moment. Yet, in season three, when Seth lies about getting into Brown and breaks up with Summer just so he doesn’t have to tell her the truth – a totalon its own – she gets on the coffee cart and declares her love to him, saying she will love him no matter what.
In fact, communication was never Seth Cohen’s strong point. In the first season, instead of talking to Summer about having a hard time when Ryan leaves town, he takes his sailboat and heads off to Tahiti without a word. In the last season, Seth thinks Summer is pregnant and proposes without even discussing if that’s something that either of them wants, and he then proceeds toPerhaps, one of the worst things Seth did was successfully break up Summer and her new boyfriend, Zach in season two.
While Seth did have some redeeming qualities, looking back now he wasn’t quite the charming nerdy heartthrob we all fell into puddles for. The red flags were large and glaring, and while he did eventually stop lying to Summer, so much of their relationship was based on miscommunication and manipulation on his part. Yes, he was a teenager and yes he’s a fictional character, but for my tween heart he was everything I thought a boyfriend should be.
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