possibilities

So many candidates for murder!

This episode didn't annoy me as much as usual, but that's damning with faint praise. I suppose one of the twins is in love with fake-engaged doctor. And somehow the sociopathic doctor is the first to notice and encourage fake-engaged doctor to have better self-esteem and go for a partner who actually like her? At least Watson has stopped stalking his ex. I hope this show isn't badly written enough that this will magicaly make her want to get back together with him. I am not sure how long I will keep watching.

I think the death on the tracks was supposedly because the knife was conducting the live energy off the rail and into the guy's hand. But it doesn't make sense that it was live, since the station was supposedly abandoned. I am not sure how much longer I will keep watching, either.

I enjoyed Melody's story this week more than Robin's.

I like Sherry Cola. She had a role on the show that was a spin off of The Fosters... I can't remember the name of the show at the moment. But she played a lesbian who was also a comedian and also doing the admin for a collective household in the Bay Area. It was a cool show and really the only thing I've ever seen on TV that had characters with any cultural similarity to my own life experience. I also saw her in a movie... again I can't remember the name of it. But she seems to play characters who are somewhat outside the mainstream culture, and queer or queer-adjacent.

This is definitely a different show than it was before the hiatus. Urban vs rural. Night vs day. No Bobby, very reduced roles for all 3 women who were on his team (and one is totally gone). No more family backstory. No shirtless Justin. Much less sympathetic clients.

No, but there are people who have arm "deformities" and small hands. It seems pretty clear that the joke is that she is "deformed". and "icky". NOT FUNNY.

Yes, it's mocking disabled people. NOt funny.

Finally got around to watching this tonight. I really enjoyed it. Eddie as Tracy was the best thing ever. Loved the musical. And Meryl as Kate's mom in the abduction sketch was a treat I didn't even know I needed. Was Aidy Bryant there? I'm a big fan of Brittany howard and Alabama Shakes. I owuldn't have thought of her as an SNL musician, but I'm always happy to see her. I don't know why, but even when he's being funny and not actually doing anything wrong, I always get the feeling Steve Martin is an asshole. I hope I'm wrong. [I almost said "a jerk" but I really am not trying to make a joke/reference] The one thing I really wish they had not done is bring back that grossly insulting Kristin Wiig character on the Lawrence Welk sketch. Put it in the "things that aged badly" section if you have to air it, but I would have been happy if they'd left all that stuff out, too. Everything else, whether it was funny to me or not, I understood why they did it and don't really have any complaints. I'm getting extremely nostalgic lately. So I was also having major waves of that, while watching. Time flies, and all that business. We're all gonna die, oh woe! I'm only 59 but I feel like eras are passing at a rapid rate lately.

Is Taylor Margaret's daughter? If it's the father who took Jamie, I assume he's got some kind of serious problem, like Sir, and had Jamie somewhere separate than the daughters.

The thing about Richard is: he killed a patient. And he lied to cover it up even when given a chance to come clean and let the malpractice insurance deal with it. Yes, people make mistakes. But if you have a high stakes job, and you can't compartmentalize, and you kill someone... that's bad. I can see it now: the airplane pilot was a good person, but they were not paying attention because theyw ere distracted by personal stuff, and that's why they crashed the plane. If it was you, or someone you loved, who was killed, you'd be pretty upset. And if it was an injury, not a death, you would need some compensation, which the insurance could potentially give you, to cover expenses related to your injury. But the doctor is lying to save his reputation, because he cares more about himself than the people he hurts. It's not a small thing. You don't want people in sensitive positions who can't be trusted.

Energy will dissipate, but the rate of dissipation depends on conditions! The "discoverer" of the ghost-disintegration timeline presupposes nothing counteracts whatever he guesses causes energy of spirits to decay.

I thought Ron was deliberately trying to sabotgage the fundaraiser for some reason. Joyce was fine with awiting til after to tell him, but Ron was not going to let it go. And he was seeming hostile to the fundraiser from the start.

I thought the law was that you had to disclose if somene died in the house. How would you know, or prove someone knew, it was haunted?

I'm starting to suspect Margaret's husband of taking Jamie and keeping him away to punish Margaret, or something like that. "They only wanted me"? And his refusal to say anything about who took him or where they had him, and his lack of interest in seeing the rest of the family, all strike me as very strange. I can't imagine her being okay with not telling them he's been found. It seems frankly unethical.