Episode 110 Morals

In plain English, these are the morals from Episode 110:

The guy chasing Callie continues to be an absentee.

Can you tell I wish this plot would move? Callie and Rob seem like interesting characters. But they're doing nothing. I almost suggest they're using the same footage over and over.

Leanna continues to tee off the great V, causing him to up the ante!

I didn't really buy the business about Victor buying the TV studio. But that's ok--it was good melodrama anyway. I'm enjoying this plotline. But even a plotline I enjoy can stand a little lampooning, I always say. I'm happy to see the women here bringing Victor down. I just keep wanting to hurry the process. Can you blame me? He's had it coming for a long time!

Nina and Kyle touch on weighty matters amidst their witty repartee.

I thought the dialog here was a bit overt with all the "tall" jokes, which I suspect are not at all funny to people who are very tall or very short. I cranked it up to be more obvious here, but all in all I wish the show had avoided the "tall/short" stuff and stuck to the rest of what they had to say, which was quite well-written overall.

One other complaint, though: In fact, it really seemed like these two were connecting, so the part where they both said they weren't seemed incongruous. The punchline in the long paragraph between them (about communication) is intended to underscore that. It just isn't consistent with what precedes.

One of Katherine's invitees is left with curiosity about the party.

The invitee would be Cole, of course. (I was just trying to use lots of `tee' words.) I'm completely baffled by why he was so gung ho on the book before and has now stopped mentioning it. It does really seem as if his writing that was just a ploy to get him to find out the murderer. Absent followthrough, it makes it look like that plotline has been dropped. Rather than fail to mention it, Cole should have been in a more panicked state since he lost his researcher. Maybe Cassie could help him.

Ryan's T demonstrates her full mental capacity.

The line on the show about her having a firm grasp of the obvious was pretty funny. I was pleased. I just thought they missed a followup joke, which I've added here.

That's all for Episode 110's morals. Don't miss Episode 111 and its morals!
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