KaveDweller

Why did they start the memoriam so zoomed out? I couldn't even read the names. Or does that just mean my eyes are going?

It's from The Substance.

Were they just like, it sucks Wicked can't be nominated for best song....let's just have them sing anyway.

I thought one of the rules of time travel was that you couldn't go back to a time earlier than you'd already been. Like Alice traveled to July 1999, then August 1999, so she couldn't go back to July 1999 again? I guess they don't really know the rules. It makes me think they are wrong about not being able to travel to the future. Also, how does Alice know Colton only traveled twice? He had only traveled twice the day he told her about time travel, but how does Alice know he never did it again in the next 30 years? I can't believe it is only one more episode this season.

I thought this really felt like a finale. I kept waiting for something bad to happen - Amy to fail the boards, Richard to tell Amy and Jake they can't date and work there, the patient suing them for testing without her consent.....anything to throw in some conflict to continue the set up of the show.

The scenes where they were burying a body said 6 months later. I think the other scenes are the "present" and we will be leading up to the murder, similar to How to Get Away With Murder. The dog died in the present, and I think it certainly sounded like rich student implied he killed it. Not sure how a school can really justify firing a teacher for failing a kid who blatantly plagiarized. I can see the school letting the kid pass, but don't schools have honor codes and policy that cheating is an automatic fail?

Yes, killing himself was the easy way out.

I thought it was a lot of fun, which you don't normally see with a murder mystery show. It was kind of hard to track all the different characters though. Lots of people associated with all of the main 4.

Jane Fonda looks great!

The general rule of TV is that with no body, the person is alive. Now here, we are told there was a body, but didn't see it. I am counting that is he's not dead. It is too weird that they kill him off offscreen, unless something happened with the actor. The toy thing is weird. Did someone kidnap Jamie and then break into the house to get the toy because Jamie wouldn't shut up? That seems pretty risky for what seemed like a crime of opportunity. I think it is not Jamie. They had everyone suspicious to start, so I think the writers are trying to trick us.

I really thought they were going to show Thomas (that's the guy in the past's name, right) making it to 2025. That would be interesting for Kat. I felt like I was watching 3 different shows with this episode, there was so much happening that didn't seem connected. I'm hoping it all comes together. I was surprised to hear the commercial say only two episodes until the finale. When did Jacob tell us about a young man telling them what to plant? I don't remember that at all. But it does show Colton will learn about the pond.

I thought in the first episode Gina told Amy she'd gotten divorced and remarried, and then when she showed the pictures, Amy was surprised to see it was a woman. So I took that to mean, Gina had only been divorced once and only realized she was gay/bi in the last 8 years. But it was not really specifically said.

When she was a kid she suspected her friend's dad was a killer. She convinced the friend to go investigate his office/basement/whatever and they found proof, but then the dad caught them. She ran home to call the police and by the time they got there dad had killed his friend. But she lied and said she went investigating alone so it didn't look so bad that she didn't make sure her friend got out safe too. I really can't imagine anyone caring about this. Who is going to blame a 12ish year old for running away from a serial killer, and not thinking he would kill his own daughter? And who would care about a kid lying after being in such a traumatic event? This show has plenty going on without adding that.

Kat really needs to start making better choices. Jacob was clearing thinking of staying in 1816, so to convince him to come home, Kat tells him it was her fault Colton died? What did she think that was going to accomplish in that moment? I think she may be on the verge of a breakdown or something. Sounds like Del turn her back on her snooty family to marry Colton. Did we know that?

The Resident? He joined that show and played kind of an asshole. He was more likable here. But the other characters are pretty boring and the medical storyline was not as compelling as others I've seen recently. But I will give it another shot.