My theory is that she's a designer of AWFUL clothes as a side-gig and the creators couldn't say no to letting her wear them on the show.

I thought this episode kinda sucked; they are now better storytellers than comedy writers, which is fine, if they'd quit trying to force the comedy. It was funnier when they didn't try so hard. And—Chris Elliot needs to never be on the show again.

A lot of the world does TV in this format: telenovellas. So it's happened a lot for a long time, just not here. Hopefully the idea will take off. It's a good one.

They rushed the story too much in the first fifteen minutes (it should have actually been a two hour finale as advertised to pace properly), but agree that the haunting was a thrill. Like a throwback to the Halloween episodes thrilling. I actually dug the speech Tate gave Ben, esp. the request to hang out. The kid's…

They rushed the story too much in the first fifteen minutes (it should have actually been a two hour finale as advertised to pace properly), but agree that the haunting was a thrill. Like a throwback to the Halloween episodes thrilling. I actually dug the speech Tate gave Ben, esp. the request to hang out. The kid's…

They rushed the story too much in the first fifteen minutes (it should have actually been a two hour finale as advertised to pace properly), but agree that the haunting was a thrill. Like a throwback to the Halloween episodes thrilling. I actually dug the speech Tate gave Ben, esp. the request to hang out. The kid's…