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I didn't make it past her entrance to the gala dinner. I couldn't figure out if it was supposed to be serious, comedy or satire - and if it was supposed to be any of those specifically, IMO, it failed terribly.

It's vaguely British. But as far as we know, he's American?

I caught the line too, and I have read that theory elsewhere online. With each passing episode, Anna is becoming more unbearable and more self absorbed. I realize a lot of things are coming at her quickly, but she had a line to Imogene about "You just wanted to find out who killed your mom". Uh, yeah?

HOW is Lucy this blind? I know she's in love, but she's generally got a good head on her shoulders. What is Heather's long game here? Isolation, so total control I guess? Daniel is definitely torn between becoming either of his parents. I'd wager to say he's not smart enough or strong enough to realize he can be his own person. Glad Abby gave the "anonymous tip" so to speak to Zina to take down Sabrina Bass. Hopefully that's the last we'll see of that character.

The first two tributes I saw on social media were Amy Yasbeck and Cary Elwes, both who were in Robin Hood with him. (And I agree, that is an absolute rewatch when it's on.)

I still want a spinoff with Guenther and Mattia and their adventures in wine making (or drinking).

In the previous episode, someone said when Roseanne died, they called the credit card company and they waived any existing debt - which is how they decided to proceed with this hairbrained fraud.

The chicken playing the tiny piano was the best part of this episode.

I was wondering how they would deal with Chip on the bench, and this provides a good "out" for his getting kicked off and/or possible dis-baring. I knew Kelly was shady from the get-go. She's not-so-subtly starting to isolate Lucy from her family. (What's next? Suggesting she change jobs? Move?) Abby - CLOSE YOUR BLINDS. 😬

Took way, way too long to get to the point, but definitely an interesting twist.

I used to work at a movie theatre, and part of my job was to check on the movie as it was running/be prepared to clean at the end. I got spoiled on a lot of movies during my 5 years. I'm OK with spoilers for the most part. However, there are some shows that I am truly invested in where I am glad I don't seek out information and am surprised or caught off guard by a big moment. (SouthLAnd was this show for me.)

And were they implying something with the voice over at the end like one of the stowaways knew more than they were letting on? It was definitely a bit confusing.

Or when he gave up custody of his kids so he could keep doing his activism work? 😬 Jojo not liking the bracelet after all was hilarious. Lauren Holly delivered that scene perfectly. Especially since her wanting the bracelet was the catalyst for Harry's many legal ethics issues now.

While I know Abby, due to abandonment issues, likes attention, but she would have called the criminal lawyer right out for his smarmyness. Like, dial it back from 11 dude. Also, the "Aiden isn't good enough for Abby" sub-plot seemed to come out of nowhere? A firefighter is a very good, honourable job. I'm not a fan of Nina or Cecil, so this episode dragged a bit for me. I could see the scam plot coming from a mile away.

I know it was done for plot, but if I was investigating my fiancé, I would not have "Patrick, Private Investigator" pop up on my call display.