I don't even have to hear the dialogue being spoken to know how cringe-worthy it is. Yeesh. :S At least the rest of the show makes up for it, for the most part.

Also, as a sidenote, one of the things that I'm really happy for the show, despite never watched a single episode of, is that sexuality is a non-issue. The fact that they committed to Clarke being bisexual with absolutely no hassle at all makes me very happy, since it rarely ever happens on American television (never mind a show on the CW) where sexuality isn't discussed or debated. It just is. More shows and media in general should follow in those footsteps.