s01e10 — Open and Shut

@Staskhramtsov: "And what kind of loose ends did Mabel talk about on the roof?"

she didn't understand it herself, like, some kind of bad feeling that they forgot about something

"Bonnie snuck into Mabel's apartment to what? Dressed in the hoodie of a podcast whose authors she despises?"

well, this is such an amazing hook that they hook us to watch the second season) It was not inserted in order to explain it easily at once. Cliffhanger Laws

@Staskhramtsov: well, she may despise in public, but she could well have been a secret fan of true extreme podcasts)

@curare: The average police response time in New York is from 6 to 9 minutes. And considering that they live in an affluent neighborhood, of course, the cops immediately rushed in.

@curare: interestingly, she promoted them on a TV show and will now promote the investigation of their case. How did she end up in Arkonia so quickly with an assistant and a microphone?

@Painio: you haven't caught the spirit of the series as a whole: it's a kind of parody of the detective genre in a very loose style. There are a lot of "weird" solutions scattered throughout the series.

@Painio: watch "the woman in the house opposite the girl in the window", you realize that this is terrible banter only towards the end of the series (or at the beginning if you were told in advance that this is banter)

@stylemaer: I'm shocked, of course, with this sucking on Selena, after every episode. Some minor characters play much better, let alone the duo of old men. But no, everyone sees Selena...

@karybergen: damn, I got so bad with names from the abundance of TV shows that I had to Google who it was)) Exactly))
And Amy Ryan is just great in this episode, such a crazy maniac)

She laughed a lot!!

I still couldn't remember where I'd seen her! Thanks

@Darzik: "Tim Kono is all of us"

@Hername: it was probably calculated that after the previous two "here's a hundred pounds by my mother" suspects who turned out to be completely unrelated to the murder of Kono, the audience would actually think that the third time was the same situation. And as for the freshness of the series in terms of the approach to the genre, it's just the most natural old-school, otherwise in modern "detective" series there is basically no detective part, so there is only one clue that leads to a twist that leads to a clue that leads to tweets and so on until the end of the series / season.

@Artchel: She wrote it herself, and it was shown that the handwriting was the same. And the fact that she came to her door and was supposedly "surprised" by the note was just playing a role, in case one of the neighbors would pass by.

@caprice: "Brazzos and his speech for Jen expectation-reality - top. :)))"

The same trick was a few years ago in the TV series Olga. There, the stoned dad also pushed a fiery speech, but in fact drooled and mumbled.

@EmilD: I need )

@Амишка: and why not? He's been trying for years to find evidence against his neighbor and his killer son. He clearly had no time for ordinary relationships. And then there's a convenient woman at my side.

By the way, about the pilot episode of Dr. Dougie Hauser. In addition to the main actor, the future star of "How I Met your Mother". At the very beginning, in a cameo role, the future Cleaner from the "Clinic" appears.

@Hername: I don't think Oscar is rotten. It seems to me that Mabel is very dear to him.

@Hername: The housekeeper's grandmother took her down

Maybe she was sleeping, who knows? But she was attracted to single men in life (recluses) and that there was a big age difference, no matter younger or older :) I think this is how the list of partners can be narrowed down.

Bunny not an understudy

@o_da_vi: Why attack? Is that how it was translated? In the original, she said she just bumped into Bunny. Like she was already injured and fell into her arms.

With the ring, everything is clear in my opinion. This is another decoration from the purchase of stolen Dimas. That's why Dad got mad when he saw that Zoey had the ring. Their underground hobby could have been discovered back then.

@o_da_vi: the original wedding ring is just for his jewelry investigation. It played a role when they found the package, saw an ENGAGEMENT ring there, and assumed that a guy who was worried about an engagement ring was unlikely to shoot himself in 15 minutes - that is, it wasn't suicide. That's why they broke into his place and were initially looking for his girlfriend.

I liked that, in fact, his girlfriend turned out to be guilty, and the circle closed - from where everything got muddied, it played out.

There were a lot of strange things in this episode. For example, why would you run to the basement and fix a gas leak yourself without telling anyone about it? At least warn the concierge that there has been a gas leak and residents need to be evacuated. Why bring Charles with you? I should have called him an ambulance right away.

@f4emeritz: Well, you should have said, "ambulance," "police," "Oliver." What kind of request is the answer?

Look at the Kyle Plush case. He called the police through Siri, but the police didn't help him.

I was also surprised, I could have said 911.

@Нестин: It was very funny to look at his expression while he was being driven there. 😂😂

@Just_Eeyore: and what did Oscar do that was annoying for a reason?

@Reid: I was watching in English, sometimes it felt like she was too lazy to even speak. She could barely move her tongue. The old Guard is more talented than the youth.

@Nastya_03: and how is the ending "unexpected" if it was shown in the first minute of the series?)

@alyonapetrova88: If it wasn't for Gomez's acting, there wouldn't be such a contrast of characters. Kamon, do you understand that Ja-Ja-Binks, Shrek's donkey and others are so infuriating for a reason?

@krkic: tell me, what came out of the "decent"? Or what do you remember that you can watch?

@abyssinian: So much so that Cinda apparently gave it away. Hopefully not for the entire second season...

@Сериалы_по_ночам: у Синды свой подкаст "Only MURDERERS in the building"

No, she's just Evelyn, but the seventh cat in a row. That's why Savelyn

@f0rt1xen: The question that has been bothering me all season: how do Charles and Jen ride in the same elevator if when he looked at her through the window, she was in the part of the house opposite him. She's supposed to have a completely different entrance, isn't she?

@f0rt1xen: Sometimes, inconsistencies are just that someone misunderstood something.
1 - this was BEFORE the alarm, during the alarm she did not turn on the recording and everyone left the building. the alarm is so that the shot is not heard. She poisoned him and sent him to her place. he rode the elevator with GG. she turned on the recording at that time - Martin came home and heard her "playing", he had a remote control in his hands, he was preparing to turn on the podcast, which was interrupted by the alarm - she was already preparing for murder at that moment, walking down the corridor, as she turned on the alarm right next to the apartment
2 - she slept with him because "two lonelies came together," it is unlikely that it was a touching, trusting relationship where he told her everything. her mind was blown not because of the package, but because he had abandoned her 2 days before the events, and she thought it was because of another one - then she saw the ring and was convinced of this assumption. she later admitted in her speech that she was mistaken about this. It's just that she's a sociopath who, in her opinion, has been exchanged for someone else - just like at work. They didn't write complaints about him because he was talking loudly on the phone.
3 - ce la vie, this is a frequent topic and probably a plausible one - if something looks and smells like suicide, then the department doesn't need an extra limp. It's not the first or the hundredth time it's slipped into any kind of work to surprise someone else, it's not a piano in the bushes. He was still alive, or rather just dead, but he was twitching there - the blood hadn't had time to clot, so there was enough of it.
4 - only GG knew about the garbage bag. these are notes, rather, Jen was figuring out what to write, drafts, here they are in her trash. there is nothing about letters in the trash in the series, they read his letters and bills from a stack on the mantelpiece, not from a bag.
5 - about Pathaka tru, I didn't like it either. The character is purely for personal development, meh - but the concept of the series is not in a purely detective line, that's why they find all the hiding places so easily.

@inairi: the plot is not so clear) First of all, the motive of the murderer is very weak in my opinion. Secondly, the moment with the police is a very big hole in the plot for me. How did Jenn influence the disappearance of evidence from the case and the closure of the case, as a result. It was possible to simply bypass this topic by saying that it was considered suicide and that's it, and not to develop this topic further. As it was, they emphasized it and then just dropped it.

@Shesticvetik: the brush was in a box with sex toys, you better not imagine why...

@Grohohot: and where the killer wounds another person, for a different purpose, haven't you seen it somewhere? ;)

@hemulek: If I understand correctly, is this a threat that she will work as a loader all her life?

amburgerrr) I still say that.

@Викос92: Yes, he spoke more clearly in his head. 😂😂😂

@chch93: It's a bit insulting for Selena, because in the first episodes you can see that they were filmed earlier, and then she apparently had an exacerbation of the disease. And even through the obvious therapy and changes to her body and appearance, she tried very hard to play, smart girl.

I am absolutely in love with this story, and with every detail of it, I really feel like I'm sitting on the terrace under a blanket, drinking poop, as in all the stereotypical strips about the autumn of an introvert. The colors in the decor, the clothes of the characters, the construction of each episode thought out to the smallest detail, the deep psychology and acute social problems of the deaf and dumb, newcomers, retired stars, the poor who do not shove under their noses. And everything is so organically molded and packed into a perfect half-hour timekeeping, neither subtract nor add. At the same time, it is the purest, purest comedy detective, which I have adored since childhood, where everything is elevated to the absolute and passed through the prism of irony. I really want to believe that they won't let me down any further.