Harvey November 11 Share November 11 Quote The Butlers and Johnsons receive shocking news about their neighbor that changes their outlook on life. Link to comment
shapeshifter November 12 Share November 12 This episode made me want to see a crossover with this show and Ghosts. Maybe next Halloween? 1 Link to comment
Browncoat November 12 Share November 12 Grover seems a little old to be that confused and freaked out by death. 4 Link to comment
Empress1 November 12 Share November 12 2 hours ago, Browncoat said: Grover seems a little old to be that confused and freaked out by death. I had the same thought. He’s 14, I think - they should have had this conversation long ago. Maybe he hasn’t known anyone who died before? But like … it’s never come up in conversation? There are picture books that explain death. (Years ago my best friend’s son had a friend in his preschool class who lost his mom very unexpectedly and apparently the teacher did great at explaining it to the kids.) Tichina Arnold dropping the food and running when Miss Kim’s sister showed up was hilarious. She still does good physical comedy. My mom’s cousin gave me a deviled egg holder that belonged to his mother, who died at 90. I hate deviled eggs. I kept it because it felt wrong to throw it out but it sits in a cabinet unused. So I kind of get what Tina meant about honoring the dead, but if I were Marty those globes would sit in a box. 3 Link to comment
HurricaneVal November 14 Share November 14 I'm just surprised they didn't go with the typical "seemingly worthless inheritance turns out to be very valuable after it is discarded" trope. Instead they went to the continuation of the sibling rivalry "Malcolm took credit for something Marty did" theme. Which is true to the show. I was also expecting the Rolex to be fake. Link to comment
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