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Let me explain.
POSSIBLY UNPOPULAR OPINION: I don't think Jimmy Jr. is right for Tina. He really only shows interest in her when someone else is interested and seems pretty reluctant to date her, but has obliged on a few occasions. Also, let's not forget that he kind of treated her like garbage in "Presto Tina-O."
Still, sometimes Jimmy Jr. redeems himself. He was into her erotic friend fiction and in "Gene It On" it turns out that like Tina, all he wanted was a chill afternoon alone with her. He also wrote "♡ Jimmy Junior" in the Valentine's Day card he gave her, which is a little ambiguous, but whatever. Oh, and those dance moves! He's not a bad guy — he's just not the right guy for Tina.
Josh was perfect. He genuinely liked Tina, he was a great dancer, and he survived a turtle bite (so brave).
The only thing about Josh was that he had a hater-ass friend, and when your best friend doesn't get along with the person you like it can sometimes create a sticky situation.
OK, just listen for a second -- Zeke and Tina are perfect for each other. Zeke has dropped a few of hints that he likes her, like in "Midday Run" when he declares that one day he's going to marry her. Also, he and his cousin Leslie were cool enough to drive Tina and Louise to the Boyz 4 Now concert, and in "Broadcast Wagstaff School News" he admits to being the Mad Pooper just so Tina has a story. Like, that's some ride or die shit.
Zeke is the edge that Tina is often seeking and he seems to like her just the way she is. He's the peanut butter to her jelly.