Mary's relationship with Annie is very sweet. It's a shame, though, that we don't get to see her relationship with Robin or Humphrey. Maybe they were leaving it open to the viewers' imagination.
It's also a shame that Julian dozed off through part of Mary's story. He doesn't know what he's got until two episodes later.
I loved the contrast between the Captain's adherence to routine and Kitty's spontaneity. The Captain seems to feel lost without a set, predictable routine, while Kitty is aware that they literally have forever to enjoy themselves.
It appears the Captain's closest friend is Fanny. Many episodes have shown that they are very similar. They like ordering people around and asserting control.
Meanwhile Alison and Mike host some old friends who have become victims of an insidious pyramid scheme, though it's described as being more of a cult. It's not very clearly defined, although Alison soon finds a way to deal with them. The truth really is stranger than fiction, or than a cult.
It's also a shame that Julian dozed off through part of Mary's story. He doesn't know what he's got until two episodes later.
I loved the contrast between the Captain's adherence to routine and Kitty's spontaneity. The Captain seems to feel lost without a set, predictable routine, while Kitty is aware that they literally have forever to enjoy themselves.
It appears the Captain's closest friend is Fanny. Many episodes have shown that they are very similar. They like ordering people around and asserting control.
Meanwhile Alison and Mike host some old friends who have become victims of an insidious pyramid scheme, though it's described as being more of a cult. It's not very clearly defined, although Alison soon finds a way to deal with them. The truth really is stranger than fiction, or than a cult.
