incandescent

My absolute favourite scene was Gregory silently grabbing a picket sign, stepping out of frame (presumably to write on it, and the letters were as thinly penned and poorly spaced as you'd realistically expect for a rush job), then sliding back into the background to hold up a sign that said NO JUICES NO PEACE and spinning it around to show PLEASE STOP

I've never liked a procedural main character's children as much as I like Morgan's. Any other show, my eyes would have been rolling into the back of my head that the kid didn't evacuate as told.

A new round of casting!

I loved the transitions between shorts, eg the Bouvier smartwatch cardiac alerts to Hibbert's date night alert.

They've done a great job populating Wagstaff with more characters in recent years — Chelsea, Will, and Sam all had their premiere episodes within the last two years. I loved the Louise, Rudy, Millie team-up in the counterfeit pottery episode so I would want her in there too. I wonder who their last two members would be!

I think it's an attempt to make the setting look colder and more New York while the show is actually filmed in LA. Sarah's (I learned the other associates' names!) hair looked amaaaaaazing in the second half of the show. I'm gonna go ahead and head-canon that it was because she was suddenly aware of potential girlfriends in the workplace.

I enjoyed the casual use of "embiggen" in the second segment.

Objection! She'll lie about a dead dog and deadbeat husband, but we have no reason to believe Maddy's lying about the accent. She keeps it up with her family, they've mentioned moving to New York to further their investigation, and it is of course how Kathy Bates always talks.

Bleeding walls is such a perfect ghost power for someone who died of bloodletting.

I thought it was so funny, like of course that's what pulled him back to lucidity. And hey, he cut off a hug with a murderer, so good for him!

It was sorta beautiful to me that the father who everyone in his life agreed loved his daughters and wanted the best for them, and who everyone in his life also criticized for his hardline survivalist lifestyle, ended up saving them even in death with the wilderness lessons he pushed on them.

Jason Ritter is a partner (but not an equity partner). The associates are the two baby lawyers who do leg work with Kathy Bates. I like the twist, but I sure hope they lay off flashbacks going forward. I remember the facade she constructed 30 minutes ago, show. You don't have to remind me while deconstructing it.

I thoroughly enjoyed it! Monk has been mentioned here, but Kaitlin Olson's character really made me think of Adrian Monk's brain combined with Sharona Fleming's everything else.

First look at S2 (including my beloved Roz) https://www.instagram.com/p/C-2xJjLPMLF/

Late to the party, but I really find it so funny that after they kept the seamstresses in Paris these faceless, voiceless, mysterious entities to hide the reality of even high-end, boutique fashion brands exploiting the labour of economically disadvantaged women from Asia... Making The Cut had no problem showing Jonny scoot on over to his "family-owned" Bali sweatshop and presenting it as a great asset of his brand.