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According to TV blueprint, she was going through the guilt and anger of not having saved her son herself because she's a doctor and that's what sdoctors do. This will turn her into a saint and make us feel sympathetic towards her.

Episodes like this one a a few others I've seen so far this season are the reason that I think an 8-10 episode season would result in better programming.

Sorry if this has been brought up: Did anyone read "What Alice Forgot" by Liane Moriarity ("Big Little Lies")? I read it several years ago, but they are a bit similar. Alice woke up to find out that she wasn't likeable in the past and her marriage is failing. What an obnoxious woman! Butting in when a doctor is trying to work (and why is she sharing a room?), refusing to believe that she could possibly have some kinks in her brain and that's why she can't work yet; crashing a board meeting to talk about her going back to work; assuming that she can jump back into medicine after 8 years, because medicine has been at a standstill while it waited for her return; checking on a fellow patient in ICU. Gotta love that full head of hair coming out of that fashionable bandage on her head, and the hospital gown that closes up completely in the back. That flashback of what looks like a teenager doing fourth grade math looked strange, especially if she's taking AP courses now. Why in the world would the boyfriend doctor allow himself to be seen at the hospital with a released patient sleeping on his shoulder? Scott Wolf's dimples just don't look as cute on him as they once did. Hopefully, next time, she will have lost the bandage.

There had to be other ghosts in the past, or else how would they know about getting sucked off? They could probably do an entire show of the ghosts reminiscing old times and people they lost along the way. And, of course, the circumstances under which they met each other on the property, first impressions, the ghost's initial bewilderment, etc.

Like he gets off for the crime and returns to the bench like a creepy villain on those stupid crime shows, the main character's nemesis who keeps getting away? Ugh. I hope not.

I like to read the funny comments some people make. At the same time, I'm a bit surprised at all the in-depth discussions I see here about ghost logic. When they decided to go the fiction route with Isaac's story, I immediately thought that this was an opportunity for Hetty and Sass to write an account of Isaac's "secret" life a la Walter Mitty. Plenty of opportunity for illicit sexual encounters and soap opera-like drama. Completely their cup of tea.

If you put Marissa's personality on Nancy's body, there would've been no attraction. Sass was all about Marissa's looks and flexibility. All she would have to have after that was a bearable personality. And let's face it, Sass hasn't shown any interest in sneakers or D&D or the NY Knicks as far as I know. I liked Pete's being jealous that he can't date Jay. I liked that Pete's being fleshed out with more personality and even showing him to have his moments of being annoying. (I just watched this episode a few minutes ago. Imagine my surprise when I noticed there was an episode that I'd not seen yet.)

Not even that much. It was only $15K. Colter sure stumbles upon a lot of women in law enforcement. You give people more credit than I do. I would bet more Americans would associate the name with a fig cookie.

I had to get my Social Security Card re-issued after using it for over 45 years when an employer couldn't get my social security number verified. A 1960s last name spelling error raised its ugly head in the 2010s. (I went through countless employer background checks and a few Department of Defense investigations for security clearances over the years, and no one noticed the discrepancy until that one employer.) I don't know why I had to get the card re-issued since the number was the same and my name hadn't been typed on my card--all that was on it was my number and my grammar school signature--but somehow they felt it was "tainted", I guess.

I must have been reading more into the show than was actually fed to me. I assumed that Velma's business is handling a staff of trackers and everyone gets a piece of the action. Just because she says that it pays X amount, it doesn't mean that's Colter's cut. Also, I don't assume that the show is in real time, so that we don't see every one of Colter's cases, one per week. Getting shot by the arrow, losing all that blood, and then being fully conscious as he's being loaded into the ambulance was ridiculous, but this is a Sunday evening CBS show, so I guess unrealistic fluff is to be expected.

Clearly, Elbeth isn't that much of a snowflake. I can't imagine someone being offended by the comment to be honest. Perhaps Elsbeth was inappropriate, wearing a costume of a character who was a prostitute.

I'm sorry to see Patience go so soon. I would've liked to see her reaction to modern life, and would love to see her hanging around with Hetty, Sass, and Alberta. Of course, there's nothing like seeing her boogeying to commercial music.

Oh, I'm sure she can go with that "God's will" and "He must have a special plan for me" crap.

It was funny to see an episode about ringworms. Back before the earth cooled, the kid across the street from me had ringworms. I'd never heard of it before. All I remember is that the kid's head was shaved and he wore a hat. My mother told us to stay away from him. Believe it or not, until this episode, the subject of ringworms never again came up in my life. It is sixty-two years later.

The shortened season seemed like a tell.