All good things must come to an end. In other news, The Hills aired its final episode last night.

The second-to-last episode of The Hills was boring and full of bogus drama. Then again, that's how the show usually is, but this episode more than most.

The Hills' 100th episode was not one of its best. The reason? Well, there are many, but to sum up, it's been about 20-30 episodes too many at this point.

The Hills continues to illustrate why this is its final season. It's clear out of ideas and interesting people.

On last night's episode of The Hills, Audrina Patridge was torn between Ryan Cabrera and Justin-Bobby. Thus the title, "Between a Rocker and a Hard Place."

The Hills continues to limp toward the finish line of what has been a storybook run ... a storybook that should have been a few chapters shorter.

The Hills has a way of recycling people and story lines. This could be the worst example of all time.

The Hills really needs to go off the air. Good thing it is after this season, because Stephanie Pratt storylines are borderline intolerable.

The Hills is not what you would call a good show, but it does mirror what you see in real life regarding its loser cast. Here's the scoop on last night's episode.

The Hills was its usual self last night: Fake romantic drama and Spencer Pratt going off on Heidi Montag's family members.

Stephanie Pratt is insane. Ryan Cabrera is a metrosexual. Kristin Cavallari supposedly does drugs. "Rumor Has It," indeed.

The Hills' sixth season began on a more real note than we've seen in years. Unfortunately, that reality is very sad.