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I have good news. The ratings for this episode were up compared to the ratings for the previous episode. The ratings should improve since Ghosts isn't competing with football.

Dorothy and Hetty both had cheating husbands. They were my favorite characters on their shows.

I love the writers aren't afraid to use characters again or mention previous episodes. Sam and Jay talked about the actor from dumb deaths. I'd like to know if the showrunners ever watched the Golden Girls? Hetty is Dorothy Alberta is Blanche Flower is Rose and Nancy is Sophia.

Isaac has been my least favorite character this season. He agreed with Patience that Sam was a witch. He misled Sam and Jay about his diary and I hated his childish obsession with dinosaurs.

I love High Potential! I had no clue that he played Chris. I wonder if being on Ghosts will help any actors find work?

This was a great episode but where was Sass? I liked that they did some foreshadowing with Thorfinn next week. I think Isaac isn't very popular with the older ghosts. The scene with Hetty and Thorfinn was very sweet although I wonder why he didn't try to prevent Thomas from killing Alberta? He could have made the lights go out before Thomas poisoned her drink.

Tyler James Williams has Crohn's disease in real life so I thought it would be nice to give that to Gregory. I love that Janine has a big appetite I'm sure she was hungry growing up. Ava and Melissa were hilarious.

This episode was awesome. I had no idea who the killer was but it made sense that a grandfather would protect his grandson. I hope the Captain doesn't make life difficult for Reyes.

I agree she needs to control her tics before she can be independent. I think Baylen might have the brain surgery that was discussed in this episode. Baylen is a clone of her mom.

That wasn't a good game I thought the questions were easier today than yesterday.

I didn't like Trevor at first but after Trevor's Pants I loved him.

I don't think Baylen is bratty at all. She's very thankful for her family and her boyfriend. I knew someone with Tourette's and she had the same of tics that Baylen does. It's important to raise awareness of invisible disabilities since some people may not realize that they exist. I think it's great that Baylen wants to be independent although I understand why her parents are concerned.

I have some more episode titles thanks to Wikipedia. The twelfth episode is It's the End of the World as We Know it and what were we Talking about Again? That quote has to be from Flower. The thirteenth episode is Ghostfellas. This episode is about Pete. I wonder if he was involved with the mob? According to Wikipedia Jay's first name is Jayanth.

I discovered a Youtube creator named Pushing Up Roses who reviews episodes of Murder She Wrote. She's very funny and often comments on things that don't make sense in various episodes.

I watched After Midnight and Utkarsh is very different than Jay. He swore quite a bit. I thought the format of After Midnight was dumb. When Utkarsh and Punum were talking about the roles they've played I wondered why there aren't more Indian actors in Hollywood.

I agree especially kids in commercials. They are doing what the script tells them to do. I'm sure they know that you shouldn't mess up the kitchen or roll in mud puddles.

Some people may think he tries too hard to be an ally. Jacob applying to Moorehouse might be offensive for some of the teachers.

Lila was the best. Barbara must remember when Jacob ruined Christmas lunch in season 2. It's fine for colleagues not to spend time with other after work.

I don't think Jacob is being bullied he doesn't realize that he's annoying others. He kept talking to the bus driver even though the driver wasn't paying attention to him. Melissa is trying to set boundaries with Jacob.

This was my favorite episode of this season. The kids were great especially Lila. I wonder if Chloe and Hazel are really sisters they looked alike. There was an article in the Boston Globe about older siblings helping younger siblings with schoolwork at the start of Covid and this episode reminded me of those times. I love Gregory and Janine being drama free.

Margaret Cho was great. That was a game worthy of Amy or James.

It isn't a freak show. I felt so bad for Baylen when she was in the airport. It's so easy to root for her because she and her family are so nice.

That's why I didn't like this episode the killer's motive was stupid. I thought the executive would have made a better murderer she could have thought her husband and Tara were having an affair.

I liked last week's episode more than this one. I did love the diner scene and the end with Ava and Elliott. I'd like to know about Morgan's history where is her family? She doesn't seem to have parents or extended family. Next week's episode looks great.

I'm very happy I hope they don't drag out the plot regarding Ava's dad. I hope the season has more than thirteen episodes.