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I like Hannah and Ben's chemistry a lot! It's so going to end up that Hannah is somehow related to the bad people... but maybe Ben will change it? Since I like her!

This episode made me think more that Sir is a figment of her imagination - Sir's been down there around 8 months (iirc) and Gabi's dad died around 8 months ago. To me, that sounds like two possibilities: 1. Gabi's was tracking down Sir (or in the process of locking him up) when her dad was dying. 2. Her dad dying (as a result of something Sir was indirectly responsible for) made Gabi snap a bit and now she has power over a Sir that she created in her mind. At this point, i'd prefer the second one - then real Sir appearing at some point.

The Good Lawyer has not been picked up - https://deadline.com/2023/11/the-good-lawyer-pilot-dead-good-doctor-spinoff-not-going-forward-abc-1235599137/ tbh it might've been a fun show

Maybe Sir found Gabi after her father died? Maybe he started sending her letters or something and she used that to capture him.

So it sounded like Not-Cop-Guy on the team knows something weird is going on with her (Maybe he knows that she has Sir in the basement?) This episode was definitely an improvement over the first two!

Yeah, the exposition on this show is just PAINFUL. The case of the week grabbed my attention a bit? But ooof were the side plots bad, along with the acting in the end scene with the ex at the jail.

There are subtitles for the ASL.

Yeah, I think she's supposed to be maybe 36 at most? She looks like she's 13-16 in the flashbacks and yeaaah she doesn't look mid thirties in the present. I would guess 45 or so? I don't know how old Sir is supposed to be either - him in the past looks like he's supposed to be 30+ I believe she is at the bus station every single night expecting her son to just reappear at that bus station? It seems like she sleeps there every night. So, do we think her son is going to appear at the end of the season? Or that there will be a hint about his whereabouts? Since it seems like everyone else was kidnapped.

I would be shocked if she didn't. I could see them cheaping out with some TV amnesia or Sir using it as blackmail to get her to not testify as his trial or whatever. Oh yeah, but it might help some of the time. A lot of shows just do not consider disabled people at all, unless we're supposed to be inspirational I saw that show too and I was just like "wait what"

I would at least expect him to hire someone to put up a sign saying "Put a package here" and have a little spot marked for packages

Yeah, the musical cues were still a bit off in this episode. He also could've just used an app like Task Rabbit to pay someone the easiest $30 of their life. Instead, he got a concussion... and since he was out for so long, who knows what else

I believe the software he disabled made the plane descend too quickly, which led to the bridge being hit. So maybe he was pulling out of that descend as quick as he could to attempt a water ditching?

Yeah, I agree with this about every [insert psych thing here]. Especially how everyone kept saying "Barnum Effect"

At least with Monk, he had an excuse for the first season when he was practically being dragged out of his apartment to consult. Then when Sharona left, Natalie just let him walk over her.

Sir evaded capture for... 15 (?) years, I guess. I would have also liked for them to spend time introducing each member instead of gigantic info dump. It was good learning about our lead, but yeah.

One thing I was wondering was why doesn't she have one of those steel-reinforced doors that are all-but-impossible to kick down?

I was thinking kidnapped Gabi was 13-16. I thought she had been missing for a year when she was found? I miss Pitch. Superpower-not-a-superpower lady was a bit ridiculous. I hope that they flesh her out beyond "her son went missing so she goes to a bus station every night looking for him" (I could see doing that for the first year..but 13 years running?). At least with Zoom hacker, it seems like he is on Zoom because he is agoraphobic? I'm guessing related to him being kidnapped. I would laugh so hard if this started to turn into Manifest - it was hilarious by the end.

This was interesting - I am half hoping this becomes the hilarious trainwreck that Scandal become. So, let's place bets on who we think will find out about Sir in the basement first? I'm betting on brooding dude. Since the other kidnapped girl seems too obvious. One of my first thoughts when she was talking to him in the basement: "Those glasses are in really good condition - if she's had him down there for a while... how does she get a new prescription?"

I imagine that, bare minimum, the defense attorney would be able to go "So, you didn't take someone in your custody who stated he did not remember what happened to the hospital to get checked out?"

One thing I hope we get out of this show is some behavioral psychologist analyzing the episodes and pointing out how good/bad it is. Those breakdown videos for shows can be hilarious

Watched this out of boredom. It wasn't bad, it wasn't anything amazing. I'll probably watch it as something to occupy my time until I get bored of it (coughcoughBullcoughcough).

I'm surprised that he was only 66! But ouch, imagine having to get a double lung transplant in the middle of a pandemic

Honestly, it had an ending that wrapped things up. If people asked me if it ended on a cliffhanger, i'd say no - it was just a cute plot thread dangling.

Yeah - if they had just dropped the whole season on Hulu at once, sure, I could see them switching it to a streaming only show (like how The Bear is an FX show, but it is streaming only). Once they said it was going to be airing on Freeform over two months... yeah, I knew that this was gonna be the last season.

Damn. I guess shows I like on Freeform always get cancelled after two seasons. Everything's Gonna Be Okay, Single Drunk Female, I wonder what's going to be next? At least the finale had sort of enough to wrap it up? People were in decentish places