possibilities

I thought tonight's game was fun. They kept things moving, cleared the board, and still managed to be kind of funny. The bios were fun, too. Marko putting the ! after his name meant I kept having the impulse to shout POLO! every time the camera allowed me to see the podium, though.

I don't know what the show wants us to think about him. I just know that I don't like him bothering Kaya.

I guess they didn't want to use the noisy aspects, but I think it might have been a good gag to have the slapstick element combined with the romantic/clingy element. And Jay would have heard or seen the things going clank, right?

Why did they even bring Carol in, though? She was only in one episode since she died, and I didn't think it really advanced anything.

I thought she was going to set off the smoke alarm, at the least. And if she burned the divorce papers, how does that help, anyway? If her husband wants to divorce her, burning the paperwork doesn't stop him, does it? I don't really understand the situation, though. If they are married, he doesn't seem to have been living with her. So... that's weird.

The Captain leaning on Kaya officially made me hate him. I wonder how she'll handle it. She was hardly in this episode or the one last week.

If Isaac let go for a second, why couldn't he just grab Patience's hand again right after? I do hope that Patience is found and added to the group, though. Hopefully, time doesn't work the same way for ghosts, so she won't be as bad off as one might imagine from being lost for a long time. An uncapped well is definitely a hazard! I think having a story that involved everyone working together and supporting each other is much more enjoyable than one where everyone is bickering and being petty. Carol and Crash must be together somewhere. Or, as someone said, maybe she's making her way with the basement crew. Or the shed ghosts?

I also thought the avalanche of welcoming and perks was meant to show that for admins at district central, there is more money for parties and perks, whereas at Abbott, everything is bare bones and must be free. The gifts, the new computer, the party, etc-- they take care of themselves, and there's a double standard.

I think it's very telling that one of the contestants recently said the producers said it's okay if things go off the rails. Whether that's true or just something they said, It sure does seem like they prefer it that way. Basically, they seem to be cultivating a punch drunk aesthetic. I like Taylor a lot, but I agree she often laughs more than I think the situation warrants.

I'm a huge John Leguizamo fan, so was very happy he was on Tuesday night's show. I hope that even if they can't get him (or some of the other people who did a hosting stint) as permanent hosts, they will bring him/them back to do appearances like this. And of course, hooray for Dulce's return. I had no interest in the interview guest, though. That interview seemed like a totally content-free waste of time.

I knew manuka [honey], crow, and blue zone.

I find it impressive that Alison can be such a dominating player while still being able to make jokes and give goofy answers.

All the characters are too young to watch CBS.

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They clearly have decided they need Colter to kick or otherwise throw his body against a door to force it open at least once an episode. I was surprised that The Big Bad didn't hear him do it at the warehouse, though, this time.

Delayed start of just over half an hour. Golf overrun, I think.

I think chosen family could be very meaningful, IRL and also as a story. I would love to see them commit to that idea. But I do worry, like you said, that they may have gone that route to give themselves an out if they decide to get rid of the character.

I don't remember the pirate treasure-- can you remind me?

The blurb says something will be discovered about another ghost, too. I wonder who/what that will be.

I don't like when they make fun of and take advantage of Sheldon's literalness, gullibility, and inability to realize when someone is kidding.

I also didn't mean to come off critical. I always think it's better to err on the side of caution with regard to things like spoilers.

I would like to see the ghosts be grateful to Sam and Jay, and want them to stay, and thus try to help them succeed, rather than constantly sabotaging and complaining and acting out like spoiled brats. I hope having Flower come back would change that. I hadn't thought of that. But I fear that the writers think it's funny to have the obnoxious behavior and constant conflict drive the stories. I mean, in this episode, Alberta could have followed her polterguest into the next room when his host went upstairs, or when Jay wanted to leave the entry way. There was no reason for Sam to try to delay the guest from going upstairs, or have Jay stand there by himself while the two talked. I think the writers think it's funny to have bratty ghosts and have Sam side against Jay rather than the two of them working together more. Maybe I'm just cranky. I don't know. I guess we'll know soon enough if things get better.

I don't think so... but I'm not sure. I found those pictures by doing an image search.

I remember when Jay and Pete played D&D together with Sam facilitating. There have not been many stories like that lately. it's all ghost demands and tantrums. I would prefer to see more mutual appreciation and coordination than the constant strife.

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