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This is the place to all of your theories as well as what you wish or hope will happen in Season 2.

That's really interesting. I hadn't thought of that before. It explains part of why the character doesn't work.

Sorry my legal terminology was not as precise as it should have been. What I meant, was that Henry was the one who originally bought the house, and then at some point it became Frank's where he raised his family. If we want to get into the technical legal side, Henry may have signed over the deed or added Frank and Mary to the deed.

And, Frank inherited the house from his father, so Henry probably bought it sometime in the 1950s or the 1960s. Also, Henry may have been able to use GI Bill benefits which were more generous at that time than they would be in later decades. My guess is that it was something that sounded cool on paper and thought had real potential, then when it came time to write it, realized it was not as great an idea as they originally thought. I would have liked to see more of him in a leadership position at a precinct.

That was sort of what I was thinking. I thought I remembered reading/hearing about police officers being able to afford a middle class or at least lower middle class lifestyle in New York decades and decades ago. I didn't think Henry's and later Frank's house was Friends rent control. I thought it seemed within the realm of plausible. This next part falls into the category of slightly on topic/slightly off topic. What happened? Did the price of housing go beyond what the unions could afford to finance? Did inflation outpace the wages of a police officer?

I did not realize Joe was that ruthless. Was Danny was like that the start of the series? Overall, I enjoyed the episode.

Oh there's totally comedy in that. David and whoever is helping them trying to move it without destroying it has serious comedy potential. Either it's Ralph Kramden getting hot drinks at the concession stand at the roller rink while wearing roller skates, or it's a version of "Step one, step two" from the pilot of Full House.

David is one of the biggest disappoints of this series. What the writers should have done before they wrote a word of dialogue for him was actually take 5-15 minutes to think about what someone who was raised by Niles and Daphne would be like. What interests, personality traits or characteristics from each parent would he have picked up over the years? If Freddie ended up being more similar to Martin, it would have been great to see David take after Hester.

I like that Holly is now officially part of the group whether she realizes it or not. I like that Frasier is known in universe for parties that go horribly wrong.

I'd like to see Ava and Elliot in a subplot or a scene where they combine their talents to solve a problem or fix something. I want Morgan and Tom to become a romantic couple.

Same here. It would be entertaining if she can't focus on the date because they haven't solved the case yet. That's a really great point. There was an earlier episode where Ava felt like she didn't have any of her mother's qualities, and as it turns out Ava was wrong about herself and she does have some her mother's positive traits. She has her mother's bravery and courage.

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I like this theory. I have seen and read interviews with the show runners and various people on the creative team who have said no deaths and no promotions, but I haven't heard anything confirming or denying retirement. I would say retirement is definite possibility. It's pretty amazing that the answer to so many/most questions involving why network television is the way it is comes to down to money, ratings, the audience, and sponsors/advertisers. I want to see it but I also can't picture it. Years from now, I can see Danny being/becoming the honorary uncle. The trusted adult she goes to when she's older and doesn't want to talk to her mother. The one she calls when things go horrible wrong and she doesn't want to immediately involve her mother.

I looked into this because I was curious. I would say you are correct and this is mostly true. John Mahoney is a bit of a question mark. He never came out and was an incredibly private person when it came to his personal life.

Is Jordan Klepper stuck with Trump rallies for another 4 years or is there another correspondent that he can train to go cover them?