incandescent

I know it won't happen, but it would be so funny if the two men from the 1700s became part of a throuple/polycule more successful than Flower's multiple attempts.

Turn out "she's my friend and I have a good feeling about her" isn't a great reason to take someone off the board! Though of course we're finding out it was Olympia in episode 14 of an 18-count season, so it's probably not actually Olympia.

Oh my god, poor stripper man escaped dying by allergic reaction last season just to die by parachute accident now!? (And he's unlikely to be a regular, since the actor's already booked on ABC's High Potential.)

This was all I could think about when Gregory was talking about muumuus. He could and should rock this fit.

Trevor and Hetty's mean-girl-ery was sooooo fun I also loved some different basement ghosts getting a moment to shine.

I agree that Ava is visibly a POC — and I'd add that it probably contributes to her feeling like an outsider in her family when her parent figures and siblings are all very white.

We are suspicious of Tom primarily because he is a recurring character in a police procedural who does not yet have obvious involvement in any plot lines outside his romance with the main character. Morgan met Tom when he was a janitor at a police station and therefore likely passed some sort of background check already. He also hasn't actually done anything suspicious in-universe.

I love that Morgan never tries to catch bad guys and lets Karadec have at it. Even in a show where she has epiphanies about murder weapons because a light flickered, running in those heels of hers would be a step too far.

Yep, we see him watching the family until his arm (and penis) disappear and he realizes it's time to head back. I love the consistent character trait that people do not vibe with Sam and she struggles to connect with others. Really makes you understand why she quickly came to love her ghost powers and the friend group/family it brought her.

It would be funny if their family wealth was from another morally bankrupt industry that ruined lives — maybe tobacco.

While also worrying about how she'll pay tuition for the few credits needed to finish out her college degree (even though there are multiple ways to get the cost down as a member of the NYPD)

I remember she bemoaned her son's poor choices in dating partners and a couple references to how family is "complicated" and she knows her son keeps things from her because she meddles.

So cool to see her holding it down in that category as the only nominee over the age of 50 and the only one from a network series.

I think Vanessa Bayer should be allowed to get away with killing her controlling, philandering husband who was actively planning to kill her first, as a treat.

High Potential is doing numbers on streaming, per Variety: So far, the big streaming winner appears to be freshman ABC series “High Potential,” which ranks as the No. 12 show of the fall among adults 18-49 according to Nielsen live+7 ratings — but then shoots to No. 1 when seven days of streaming viewership is included.