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shapeshifter,
Oliver was the one who convinced Teddy to fund the podcast in the first place with his deli. Once they did that - and spent his money - they meddled and found out about his illegal activities and got him and his son arrested.
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Oh now I am thinking that maybe it was Lucy that texted them to get out of the building that night. I am more confused now but i have to go to bed as it is 2:00 am here and I have to work tomorrow.
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After tonights episode I am thinking that the person in the passageway may not have been the killer. If Lucy knew and played in the passageway there is a good chance that the killer may know or not. I thought it looked a bit like Theo for whatever reason but it is possible the killer did away with Bunny and someone else actually witnessed it from the tunnel. I could have sworn I saw some newspapers in a few places. Maybe it is a hideaway for some of the staff?
Oh wait if they weren't the killer why would they be in a mask? Nevermind ......
I loved the look on Jan's face at the end. Lucy said they were a good match.....
Oliver and Mabel are going to freak out.
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The therapist is the black guy who was at Bunny's goodbye luncheon and who takes venmo for payment. I am convinced that the person in the passageway was a man. I am no expert but he had a strange way of walking.
I really liked this episode but these secret passages are kind of getting out of hand. And that one they walked down could be sold as a 3 bedroom apartment it was so wide. Has no one in the Arconia every looked at a map of the building? You mean to tell me that Lucy knew all about these passages 8 years ago and never once told Charles about it or let it slip? Also no stunt double on set for Charles?
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But would Saz be that insistant enough to kill? From what I gathered Charles has been pretty much not working for a while. Saz would already be out of work for a while and I would not expect her to be counting on work from Charles.
Also how would Saz have a relationship with Bunny so that Bunny would be that familiar with her. Bunny really barely knows our 3 detectives IMHO. But of course we are only 3 episodes in so what do I know? Lol.
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I keep thinking about this show. I am torn toward believing maybe the killer did not have a key to Bunny's apartment. I mean they knocked and waited for Bunny to be impatient enough to answer. I know she probably gets all kinds of visitors being board president but what if she was in the bathroom or asleep? Do you believe the killer would have taken a pass key and entered her apartment anyway? Also did the killer wait until the 3 detectives had decided to party on the roof away from being a potential witness?
I also am not 100% sure how the events play out. Did the killer stab Bunny in her apartment and leave her for dead after they left with the painting? Then Bunny stumbles out into the hallway where she just happened to make it into Mabel's apartment?
I have no idea.
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You guys have some great theories and I am thankful for a discussion like this one where I can ask questions or just read and learn.
Ever since last year I have been trying to get someone in my family or friends circle to watch this show. I have not had any luck. One niece started last season but got bored within the first 2 episodes.
Oh well. They don't watch Ted Lasso either and I thought I was the last person to start watching that show....
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Can anyone let me know if just anyone can get into the Arconia? I know Tie Dye Guy did last season but he got in under the fire alarm warning where a lot of doors would have been opened. I am trying to determine that anyone could have come into the building and gotten to Bunny's door or if it had to be someone who lived there or at least was familiar with the layout.
The secret elevator from Bunny's closet leads to a door without a handle correct?
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I too really liked this one. I am glad they have given some of the stage talent time to shine. I thought this was a nicely balanced episode which showed a recreation along with the relation to our 3 podcasters!
I am not 100% sure what the waiter's deal was but I got the impression that the envelope full of money was not the first gift she had given him. I noticed that they didn't mention whether or not her eating companion was male or female. I mean it could have been the new board president Nina as far as we know.
I did appreciate that Bunny seemed to know a lot about how to fix elevators. That would make sense based on how long she has been there and the fact that she is basically using her secret elevator on what seems like a daily basis. Why did she not go with Uma when she said for her to follow her? Did I miss hear that?
The surprise party basically tells me that Bunny has given access to her key to more that maybe just Uma. She didn't seem to put out to see 4 people she was not expecting in her apartment. That is unless she was planning on meeting them there in the first place. I could not tell but I would have expected someone like Bunny to fly off the handle if she saw 4 strangers in her apartment but I could be completely mis reading this .
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I am not a fan of Amy Schumer but what is all this hate for Tina Fey? I have quite liked her in other shows. I really liked her in 30 Rock. Did she do something to piss everyone off?
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Emma675 I assume that Bunny's apt to be on the same floor as Mable's. But I can never remember which of our 3 lives on which floor.....
Sorry about the spoiler tags. I continued it because I messed up and thought I was on episode 1 thread there for a minute.
I did chuckle a bit when Amy Schumer told them she didn't want the fake painting and to get it out of her Sting apt. Lol
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Poor Lester — he looked so sad when Oliver yelled at him. That’ll come back.
Martin Short was great in that scene. His character is so bad when the pressure is on. I did chuckle over the fact that there is a bad cart just like everywhere i have ever worked that has these things.
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I guess you are correct but it would seem with the door closing behind them in the alley that you would have to prop open the door to the secret elevator in order to reach it from the outside. Not to be nitpicky but it would seem that others would know about this elevator seeing as it stops on just about every floor going down. Has no one been checking the backs of their closets? Also if it is secret that means that the elevator hasn't been inspected in decades.
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Amy Schumer seems to be taking over the Sting "celebrity" role from last season. I expect she will be mentioned and have a couple of bit parts in episodes whenever they need some sort of reference to NYC fame.
Are we to believe that Mabel will be hooking up with the art dealer? I mean she obviously will be their art "expert" this season.
I hope we get at least one more episode with Nathan Lane and his son in it.
Also I enjoyed the music as well. Was it more subtle than last year?
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I liked it pretty good although I thought the closet part was a little far fetched. It is good to have the show back again.
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I too love the music. What is the name of the song that plays over the opening credits?
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52 minutes ago, MerBearStare said:
So this guy just randomly shows up at your house, tells you he knows exactly who killed your husband/dad, and you're just going to take his word for it and make plans to murder the guy? 😐
This.
That seemed too weird and setup. They just picked it up and ran with it.
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Oh well there doesn't seem to be much interest here for this series. I watched the second episode and quite frankly was a bit bored. I am gonna hope that this series has actual game footage with the stars playing and it is not just back office stuff. As much as I like John C Reilly - and I think he is great here - this is supposed to be about basketball right?
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I watched part of this. It looks pretty good but is anyone put off by the overuse of film grain and muddy colors? I know this takes place in the late 1970s but do the colors have to make my TV look like it did in the late 1970s?
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I want to check this out as I am looking for a show to distract me.
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Happy to know Nathan Lane will be back. Shirley MacClaine is good news but I hope Amy Schumer is playing a character and not herself.
Cara is not the best actress. Maybe her eyebrows will have a guest role. I just hope they have all good episodes.
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This is a pretty good theory but how do you explain Mabel saying "It was an accident" to the two guys when they burst into her apartment?
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16 hours ago, Cotypubby said:
Steve Martin in the elevator and in that chair is the hardest I’ve laughed in a while!!
That was truly shades of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. As much as I like this show and and hard nosed as New Yorkers are doesn't it seem that there would have been a whole lot more security/fear in the building after an unsolved murder occurred there? I have seen how people react to just having a major crime in their neighborhood say nothing of it happening in the building you work in .
I know it was for comedic effect but Bunny telling the supposed murderer to "Stop murdering!" was a little much.
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Hmm so Jane Lynch was just a paycheck? I was hoping for a switch on that one. I will look past how one person can somehow go into the basement of a major building and with two hoses and a couple of switches set the whole place to go up like a bomb. I know they made light of it but whatever.
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S02.E04: Here's Looking at You
in Only Murders In The Building
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updated because paigow had already beaten me to the punch.
iMonrey,
Throughout the history of rap music a lot of non rap music has been sampled. They take a small portion of say a drum break from an older song - in this case James Brown's Funky Drummer - and insert it into their own rap song. Usually they did this without paying and sometimes sneakily.
The original song is James Brown Funky Drummer - fast forward to the section at 5:35 for the drum break.
Then here is Public Enemy - a famous rap group from the late 80s into the early 90s using the drum break from above in the beginning of their song Rebel Without a Pause. The part starts at the 11 second mark.
This apparently went on for a while and then after these rap songs became hits the original song writers sued for back royalties from the songs that they originally wrote.
Mabel likely listened to modern rap and had heard parts of Charles's melody in the rap song.
Paigow - I just now saw that you had provided another example before me. Lol.