The editors of what.. Mad Magazine?

Yeah that was a huge WTF? to me as well. The whole reveal was epic fail. I mean it was OBVIOUS Adam was going to be the killer from the moment it happened.

I agree that it was OBVIOUSLY Adam from the beginning but even if it was a suprise, the storyline was dragged on for SO long and became mere background to support other storylines at the same time..I can't see where it was successful either.Frankly, by the time the killer was revealed, I personally didn't care anymore and I have loved Adam/Stuart. Now the fact that everyone seems to think protecting Adam at Kendall's expense is a good thing just totally ruins the story for me.

I do agree with this. That Adam was the killer was speculated a long time ago by many posters, so it was anticlimactic when it was revealed. I think the only reason the ratings increased that week was to see the wonderful David Canary and how he would react to the realization of what he did.I firmly believe Pratt had no idea who killed Stuart and he took the fans lead and made Adam the killer because the original killer was supposed to be Amanda, (Chrishell Stause). But since she chose to remain on AMC for a longer period of time, he had to change his outcome. I agree it has gone on for too long and the focus on Annie is just bringing the entire show down. I cannot get behind this character and her actions. There used to be a time when you could love to hate this kind of a character, but not under Pratt. But her insertion in this storyline has ruined the entire thing. It would have been so much better if it was with Erica.