Thank you to Rachel for commissioning this episode!
This is probably the most bonkers episode so far this season in turns of storylines being all over the place, however I liked it better than some of the others since there were no real problematic elements like there were in the episodes about the rapes. Bonkers, perhaps, but enjoyable and fun at the least, even if Logan was in it. :P
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Thank you so much to Paul for commissioning this episode! Except no thank you, and I hate you.
This episode. Omfg.

Thank you to Lauren for commissioning this episode!
So unfortunately the live-watch of this episode didn't go as planned, but I can understand why so many of you wanted one. This is the one in which Greg comes back....kind of. He's been recast, and as I learn during the recording, that was mostly for practical reasons due to availability of the original actor. However, they turned it into a metaphor which honestly is a smart move.
However, I'm going on record: this Greg sucks.
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Thank you to Ashleigh for commissioning this episode!
While this particular episode doesn't outclass "Altar Of The Dead" in terms of sheer weirdness, it's certainly a close call. Turns out that good ole Uncle Henry is actually Daddy Henry (at least for Flora) and he's got some weird manifestations of guilt going on.
Also, we get to see more of what's happening with Flora, and I really feel bad for these kids. They deserve a fucking break.
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Thank you very much to Paul for commissioning this episode! And thank you all for your patience as I had to reschedule everything due to the disaster that is the entire state of Texas.
I cannot believe all of the info that gets dropped in this episode, and it ends on such a complete cliffhanger that I was ready to tear my skin off when the credits suddenly rolled and I realized I had to wait until the next week for the answers. You lucky dogs don't have to wait, tho, because the next ep is already on its way!
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Thank you so much to Ashleigh for commissioning this episode!
I really loved this one. Not surprising, since I've had a running theory about Hannah this entire time, but this was so much more bonkers an explanation than I was really prepared for despite me joking about it. I mean, even outside of the big reveal, it's more about the way the storytelling unfolds and how visually beautiful and unsettling it all is. I really really was glued to the screen.
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Thank you so much to Kelly for commissioning this episode!
It's time for the next book in the Young Wizards series! I frankly wasn't ready for this one, though. I really thought we would get another book or two of Nita's mom being around before we had to cope with her loss, and instead we start this one with her mother already apparently dead and buried, with the funeral already done with and life already starting to move on. This one hurts.
Meanwhile, Kit is being sent on a mission of his own to help someone who is on an Ordeal that they don't seem fully equipped to handle on their own, and Kit doesn't know if he's equipped for it either.
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Thank you very much to Jesse for commissioning this episode!
Wow, so there's only 2 left after this and I'm frankly not sure whether or not the season is going to wrap up on this murder. It doesn't feel to me like we're closing in or anything, and I'm not sure if I want them to solve it, or if the mystery is the fun part....and even if it IS the fun part, you can only carry things so far without giving us SOME of the answers. Right? So what I'm saying is that I don't know what I want.
This episode is where we deal with the fallout of Jack's death and we watch how everyone behaves at the funeral reception. There's a lot going on here and I'm not sure what to make of some of it, but there is one thing that stands out, and that's the fact that Tommy gets caught trying to fuck up the laptop, and is given the skateboard. What??? Why would Susan do that?
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Thank you so much to Lauren for commissioning this episode!
I talk for a while in this one about the pluses and minuses of letting your characters grow when so much of the comedy is reliant on them all being giant messes. There are any number of ways you can handle that in a script, but I'm not totally sure that I'm loving watching some of these arcs as much anymore, and I feel bad about that.
That said, I really did like this episode because it's Rebecca establishing boundaries in a way that feels so important, despite the fact that her mother isn't SUPER receptive. Also, the whole thing with Josh causes me to RANT. So get ready for that.
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Thank you to Ashleigh for commissioning this episode!
So we finally find out who the dude with the glasses is that Dani seems haunted by, and I for one feel super bad for her. I just hate that she's finally able to tell the truth about what she wants, and is immediately punished for it. Really it's no wonder at all that she's haunted.
Meanwhile, we're dealing with the whole issue with Owen's mother, the relationship with Jaime, and of course the appearance yet again of Pete Quinn outside the windows. Miles has another oddly adult moment when he demands a drink, but this is followed later on by apparent concern from both him and Clara for Dani's safety when they protect her from the Lady In The Lake.
I really don't know what to make of this!
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