Beezella

I liked the nerds. I was SO uncomfortable with the wife taking over the neighbor's house. On the fence here, but I did laugh a few times. Watched with nerd-age kids, and son #2 said he worked at a place that looked just like that. Except for that slide, "We didn't have THAT!"

I think they were pushed in whole. The incisors were laid sideways for the border, and the molars pushed in chewing side up. Really, there are all kinds of ivory substitutes that would have worked much better, and tiles made specifically for doll houses.

I went back to try to count the teeth in the dollhouse, it's pretty blurry. Maybe the right amount of incisors/canines in the border, maybe too many molars. What I also noticed though it that the floor is not finished. The teeth are on a white background with a bit of a pattern, so it's hard to tell, but the center portion of molars is only about 2/3 covered and the border of canine/incisors less than half. Unless I am seeing it wrong, it is very blurry, and part of it is also covered by Camille's hand. I am thinking about this way too much.

Well yes, lol. That was part of the big reveal. (Sorry, maybe you were being facetious.) I actually was not being facetious. I didn't see the teeth in the floor at first. It might depend on the type of screen people might be watching on. Then thinking about it after, it came to me and I went back and paused on the shot of the floor. I was surprised no one had mentioned it because I think to me that was the most horrifying thing in the whole series. Maybe she started with lost baby teeth? There were a lot of teeth in that floor!

When they were skating around, Vickery warned them that even though the killer had been caught, a drunk driver might not see them, and maybe he would run them over. One of them (I can't tell them apart) said in response "Or she. Don't be sexist."

I'm liking this way more than most of you. I was so relieved when the police lights became apparent to Camille as she lay on the floor, and the rescue came. It seemed to be moving toward a happy ending, but I did think, Amma isn't going to get over the horror so quickly. The turn at the end surprised me, but seemed more fitting to the tone of the whole series.

Did everyone see that the ivory floor in the doll house was made from TEETH?

There appears to be paternity test results in Amma's records (about 25 minutes into the episode, Richard is looking at Amma's files at Woodberry.) The chart appeared very briefly and not very much in focus, but showed Adora as the Mother, Amma as the child, and an alleged father who was being tested. Perhaps Adora wasn't sure who the father was? Others have speculated she and the Chief may have had an affair at some point. Here is a paternity result that looks similar and some explanation: https://dnacenter.com/blog/understanding-paternity-test-results/ I'm not sure how that would fit into the mystery. One wild thought, pure conjecture but I'll spoil it anyway:

On rewatch I noticed Adora had bright shiny red fingernails, as she was spoon feeding the poison. As others have pondered, the teeth pulling just doesn't make sense. Perhaps more than one person involved? Adora is either a useful idiot, or tried to pretty up the body after. Either way is monstrous. Someone once told me that the most satisfying way for the viewer or reader to guess the killer in this kind of story is just before the protagonist does, or just before it is revealed. Well, I sure haven't figured it out!

This. . . Maybe there is a way, What is the way? Other than someone else doing it. Like a good book, I am dreading this series being over, it has really wormed its way into my psyche. I hope the murderer isn't anyone likeable and I hope it all gets wrapped up in a satisfactory manner. BTW, the final episode is listed as just one hour.

Right! I thought of another one, early on where she fell asleep/passed out overnight in her car after drinking, she lied to her mother, said something like she was tired so didn't want to drive home. Also that no one saw her, but she had to get a jump to start her dead battery car.

I felt like they were strongly hinting she may have the way they used the flashbacks. "Let's get out of here." I really don't think Camille killed her roommate. They said the roommate drank poison from the cleaning cart. "Let's get out of here" referred to playing the music and I take that at face value. Off on a tangent, I didn't understand why the rehab center limited the use of the music so tightly. Maybe they considered it avoiding the problem? As far as I can remember, this episode was the first time we see Camille tell a lie, when she claimed it was John who wanted to sleep off the alcohol before being arrested.

I can't think of anything more insulting for Richard to have said to Camille. "This room f**cking stinks of you. Believe me I know the smell." The song at the end was so perfect. A haunting melody with a story as horrifying as the show. If anyone is interested in the musicality: http://acousticguitar.com/play-the-traditional-song-down-in-the-willow-garder/ And as sung by The Everly Brothers: You really can't blink in this show. The memory flashbacks are sometimes literally the blink of an eye. Adora biting her baby, The "medicine" being administered in the past.

On rewatch, I answered my own question. As Richard is entering the building you can see the name St. Louis Rehab. This show has really gotten under my skin. I have watched each episode at least twice, and like another poster said, maybe will have to watch it all over again after it has ended. One thing I caught on rewatch is shortly before Marian died, she mentioned that maybe after you died, your ghost might want to hang around for awhile just to see what happens. (Shiver!)

i have dental phobia. this is one of the most sickening horrifying things i have ever heard of. some sexual fetishes are really crazy and the people need to be in intense therapy. OMG! Me too, I couldn't even read that article.

I am wondering where the rehab center is. Is it near Wind Gap, or closer to where Camille works? (Forget which "Big" town.) I am kind of assuming it isn't in Wind Gap because Camille's situation, or the depth of it doesn't seem to be well known in that small town. How far did Richard travel? It makes it even weirder if it was very far.

LOVE this line! So apt. I'm not sure if I've ever seen someone verb the word swan before. I'm surprised no one mentioned that ghastly internet picture that Amma's girls were laughing about of John Keene with the bloody spray of teeth. Det. Richard found it as well. Many towners are suspiciously weird. I am spooked by John's girlfriend/controller. Those workers at the pig farm with the blood-stained jackets, the guy with the big hook over his shoulder. Probably just a creepy visual. The teacher Amma was teasing/coming on to in an earlier episode. Amma for sure. She is now with another trio of girls. Chief Vickory. (probably just a jerk.) I do not suspect either Bob Nash or John.

Ok, I don't know which is weirder - Lizzie and Julian suddenly snogging, or as I thought, she was the girlfriend who previously had broken up with him? Even though there was no indication they had ever met before.

I really enjoyed the art show and especially the painting (or print?) that Lisa bought. I was pleased to see on the google machine the artist, Mel Kadel, is a real person, though I couldn't find that particular print.

Blake to Elizabeth fasting morning, "No purse muffin?" Hawwww, Haww, Haw! I want to always have a purse muffin.

I thought the funniest part was the negative comments. They were very creative. I believe this show has been cancelled.

I loved the scene with the McCords debating whether Morejon was a patriot or a weasel, or alternating between the two.

I liked the idea of the classroom court case against the mom. (name?) I would say involuntary butterflyslaughter would be the correct charge. Michael Imperioli was comedy gold talking to his mom.

What was Ramon seeing in the fire in his game? I didn't see anything odd. I was looking for an 11 11, or a face or something. His friend Dax evidently saw it too.