They are only six episodes in and Elsbeth's cheery, chatty, hyper-observant, deliberately underestimated schtick has already gotten both boring and irritating enough that I root for the murderers...
I found it hilarious but also believable that the kidnapper really thought she could take Colter in a fight if she just got the drop on him and that it took him less than two minutes to knock her out. You shoulda bonked with intent to kill, Maeve Price!
I don't think it's unusual at all to make large purchases or payment in cash, especially when they run a business that probably already deals in cash money like a small town cafe.
Colter accepts any form of payment. In the first episode he says he takes cash, cheque, or Venmo, and ends up being paid by Visa, and then last episode his hacker buddy was planning to pay in bitcoin.
I feel bad for Allison struggling as she has this season, but her girlfailure era and everyone's reaction to it is comedy gold.
I wish Margaret would just tell Susan the firm can't afford to promote her. It's just silly to alienate her like this.
I think Sam agreeing to leave her marital bed because Alberta wanted alone time, after Jay already expressed discomfort about it, might be a new low for her when it comes to her doormat tendencies.
This doesn't really work as a suspenseful plot line for me because Janine is the main character of a show called ABBOTT ELEMENTARY. Like am I really supposed to be worried that she's going to take a permanent job that moves her away from the title setting? Hope Quinta Brunson & co. manage to surprise me, but we'll see.
Jabbar Raisani's forte for season 1 was directing/vfx. Assuming Christine Boylan is taking over the writing responsibilities of a showrunner, considering she was credited for the script of Ep 3... I don't love it.
Victoria played the organ last season when they had to get a critter out of a church organ and she turned out to be a member of the congregation or something like that.