The Fosters is a revolutionary show which none of us viewers would like to change. And when Jude and Connor officially became one of the youngest homosexual couples on television, your show became much more revolutionary than it was before. It led all of us viewers to believe that this show was going to be much more incredible than it was before. I was very disappointed at the first half of season three, and I believe I can speak for most of us. We were given advertisements for a "Summer of Jonnor" and instead got 4 and a half episodes of Jonnor with an average of about 6 minutes per episode, including an episode about them going to a prom together and an episode about their PTSD (which I personally believe deserved much more time). However, what was most disappointing for all of us was the use of promotional photographs from apparent scenes in different episodes (including season 3 episode 11, which came out on January 25, 2016, the day before this was posted), scenes that did not appear on the actual broadcast of the show. We understand that it is not always possible to put in every scene due to time constraints that are given to allow for advertisements and other shows, but we as viewers would like the producers of this show to consider removing other seemingly pointless scenes and instead replacing them with a storyline that has a major impact on people nowadays, young and old. Or at the very least, release the deleted scenes online for viewers to enjoy. We know that this will be a very difficult transition for you all to make but we hope you will consider and not "kill off" everyone's favorite couple, Jonnor.